abh Flashcards

1
Q

where is abh found?

A

section 47 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861

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2
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what is the actus reus of abh?

A

either assault or battery which causes abh to another person

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3
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what are the 3 elements for actus reus?

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-the actus reus of assault or battery
-v suffers an injury which counts as abh
-the assault/battery causes that injury

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4
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what is meant by actual bodily harm?

A

minor injuries

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5
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what is the leading case for abh?

A

R v Chan Fook

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6
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what does R v Chan Fook say?

A

-abh is an injury not so trivial as to be insignificant
-psychiatric harm can be abh

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7
Q

what case shows that cutting hair can be abh?

A

DPP v Smith

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8
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what case shows that a short loss of consciousness can be abh?

A

T v DPP

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9
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what is the mens rea of abh?

A

the same as either assault or battery

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10
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what case shows that d does not need to intend or realise a risk of harm?

A

R v Savage

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what does R v Savage say?

A

d does not need to intend/be reckless as to causing abh, they just needs the mens rea

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