1 NFOAP

Question 1

s.2 Assault Definiton

Answer 1

“Directly applying force causing impact or the apprehension of impact

Question 2

DPP v K

Answer 2

s.2 - “Has to be inflicted directly”

Question 3

R v Thomas

Answer 3

case which illustrates the level of force/impact for a s.2 assault

Question 4

R v Ireland

Answer 4

apprehension of force - silent calls

Question 5

what is the test for s.2 assault

Answer 5

Objective test - reasonable person

Question 6

s.3 assault

Answer 6

assault causing harm

Question 7

Minister for Justice v Dolny

Answer 7

level of harm is set to the dictionary definition

Question 8

R v Dhaliwal

Answer 8

allows psych injury to fall into s.3 as harm

Question 9

DPP v Brown

Answer 9

degree is lower than serious - 10 year sentence

Question 10

s.4 assault

Answer 10

assault causing serious harm

Question 11

what is involved in s.4 assault

Answer 11

intent/recklessness

Question 12

r v mowatt

Answer 12

foreseeability of harm is sufficient

Question 13

Defences to Assault charges

Answer 13

Consent - PVQ, not a defenmce if harm is serious

Question 14

what is in s.22 of NFOAP

Answer 14

Exceptions to the defences of consent

Question 15

s.6 nfoap

Answer 15

syringe offences

Question 16

s.5 nfoap

Answer 16

threats

Question 17

s.9 nfoap

Answer 17

coercion

Question 18

s.10 nfoap

Answer 18

harassment

Question 19

Criminal Justice (MIsc Provisions) act 2023

Answer 19

new s.20 charge of harassment

Question 20

DPP v O’Reilly

Answer 20

Serious harm need not occur to be done for s.13 endangerment

Question 21

s.13 of 2023 act

Answer 21

Endangerment

Question 22

s.15/16/17 of 2023 act

Answer 22

Abductions

Question 23

s.39/40 DMV Act 2018

Answer 23

Coercive control

Question 24

Recent Cases of Coercive Control (3)

Answer 24

DPP v Dunleavy DPP v Kane DPP v Moody