Assault A01 Flashcards

1
Q

type of offence + type of crime

A

common law offence → basic intent crime

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2
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what ranked offence and where is it tried

A

summary offence → magistrates court

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3
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6 months custodial or fine (statute)

A

s.39 of the Criminal Justice Act

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4
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actus reus (case)

A

actus reus → R v Venna causing an immediate apprehension of unlawful violence

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5
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mens rea (case)

A

to do this intentionally or recklessly (Cunningham)

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6
Q

victim must______(case)

A

Smith v Woking Police → AR, victim must apprehend a threat of immediate harm

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7
Q

assault can be _______ (case)

A

words → R v Wilson

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8
Q

words can negate an assault when? (case)

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Tuberville v Savage → if its obvious that the threat will not be carried out

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9
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what contradicts Tuberville v Savage? (case)

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If the threat is still very harsh despite this they can still be an assault → R v Light.

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