Battery Flashcards

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1
Q

Ireland; Burstow

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intentionally or recklessly applying unlawful physical force to another

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2
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S.39 Criminal Justice Act 1988

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Max 6 Months or Level 5 fine

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3
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Do not need any pain or injury

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4
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Actus Reus

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Contact.

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5
Q

Collins v Wilcock

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Any touching of another, however slight, may amount to battery

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6
Q

Thomas

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Touching of a persons clothes is the same as touching the person themselves

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7
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Fagan v Metropolitan Police comissioner

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May be battery if force is accidentally applied but failed to be removed

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8
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Indirect Battery Cases

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Martin/ Haystead/ DPP v K

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9
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Battery by omission

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Santana-Bermudez

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10
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Must not be ‘unavoidable daily touching’

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Collins v Wilcock

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11
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Brown and others

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Hostility is necessary

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12
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Mens Rea

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Venna

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