1. Principal offenders are deemed to have taken part in committing the necessary offence and may be
charged and found guilty of committing it. Define and legally explain the categories of offenders,
you have learnt about. (20 marks)
2. A student who is studying law as a first year in Kabarak University has approached you to deliver a
lecture to his year-mates on the law relating to murder, manslaughter, infanticide and attempted
suicide. Address the students on the subject and guide them on possible ways if defending oneself
in case he or she is charged with any of the offences you are addressing them on. (20 marks)
3. Lord Coleridge C.J. once said, “…. It is common knowledge that a man who has an unlawful and
malicious intent against another and, in attempting to carry out, injures a third person, is guilty of
what the law deems malice against the person injured because the offender is doing an unlawful
act, and has that which the judges call general malice and that is enough…….” R. v Latimer (1886)
17 Q.B.D. 359.
How does the Kenyan Law relate to such a concept? (15 marks)
4. When is provocation a formidable defence? (5 marks)
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