Where the Crown advances alternative timeframes for a single unparticularised act causing death, this does not constitute reliance on discrete acts requiring a unanimity direction. The expansion of the opportunity window for the commission of a single offence is distinguishable from cases like Lane v The Queen where two distinct physical interactions were relied upon.
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