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FACTS: D had joined in a conspiracy to plant a bomb, timed to explode on the roof of a hall at 1am when a disco would be at its height. He claimed that, unknown to his accomplices, he intended to give a warning enabling the hall to be cleared.
HELD: The Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland held per Lowry LJ:

'In regard to the offence of statutory conspiracy s 1(1) assumes the existence of an intention of the parties to carry out the agreement. But on the facts found here, this result [murder] would not have been in accordance with the intention of the appellant. Therefore he was not guilty of conspiracy to murder.'

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R v McPhillips [1990] 6 BNIL (NICA)

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#crime #inchoate #law
Question
[ case ]
FACTS: D had joined in a conspiracy to plant a bomb, timed to explode on the roof of a hall at 1am when a disco would be at its height. He claimed that, unknown to his accomplices, he intended to give a warning enabling the hall to be cleared.
HELD: The Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland held per Lowry LJ:

'In regard to the offence of statutory conspiracy s 1(1) assumes the existence of an intention of the parties to carry out the agreement. But on the facts found here, this result [murder] would not have been in accordance with the intention of the appellant. Therefore he was not guilty of conspiracy to murder.'

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#crime #inchoate #law
Question
[ case ]
FACTS: D had joined in a conspiracy to plant a bomb, timed to explode on the roof of a hall at 1am when a disco would be at its height. He claimed that, unknown to his accomplices, he intended to give a warning enabling the hall to be cleared.
HELD: The Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland held per Lowry LJ:

'In regard to the offence of statutory conspiracy s 1(1) assumes the existence of an intention of the parties to carry out the agreement. But on the facts found here, this result [murder] would not have been in accordance with the intention of the appellant. Therefore he was not guilty of conspiracy to murder.'

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R v McPhillips [1990] 6 BNIL (NICA)
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