FE-1 Criminal Law Practice Questions - FE-1 Final Examination - First Part Criminal Law Exam

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D, intending to kill V, fires a gun at V but the bullet misses entirely and V is unharmed. Under Irish law, what is the correct analysis of D's criminal liability?

D is liable for attempted murder because he had the intent to kill and performed a sufficiently proximate act D is not liable for any offence because no harm was caused to V D is liable only for the summary offence of careless discharge of a firearm D is liable for murder because the mens rea for murder was present

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D is liable for attempted murder because he had the intent to kill and performed a sufficiently proximate act

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