Battery cases Flashcards

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Definition

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The application of unlawful force to another person, intending either to apply unlawful physical force to another or being reckless as to whether unlawful force is applied (Collins v Wilcock)

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Sentencing

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S.39 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988

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Force= unwanted touching

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Collins v Wilcock

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Slightest touching

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R v Thomas

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Continuing act

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Fagan v Metropolitan Police Commissioner

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Defendant causes force to be applied even though he does not personally touch the victim

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R v Martin

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Indirect acts can amount to battery through test of recklessness

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Haystead v Chief Constable of Derbyshire

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Omission

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DPP v Santa- Bermudez

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