Cases

Question 1

R v Wilson (1995)

Answer 1

Wife of prison officer was juror where two D’s were held on remand at same prison her husband worked at leading to a quashed conviction

Question 2

Wife of prison officer was juror where two D’s were held on remand at same prison her husband worked at leading to a quashed conviction

Answer 2

R v Wilson (1995)

Question 3

R v Fraser (1987)

Answer 3

D of ethnic background, jury all white

Question 4

D of ethnic background, jury all white

Answer 4

R v Fraser (1987)

Question 5

Assault: R v Constanza 1997

Answer 5

V received 800 letters and phone calls from D

Ultimately words verbal or written count

Question 6

V received 800 letters and phone calls from D

Ultimately words verbal or written count

Answer 6

Assault: R v Constanza 1997

Question 7

Assault: R v Ireland 1997

Answer 7

Determined silent phone calls were also assault

Question 8

Assault: Smith v Chief Superintendent of Woking Police Station 1983

Answer 8

D broke into Vs garden late at night

Question 9

D broke into V’s garden late at night

Answer 9

Assault: Smith v Chief Superintendent of Woking Police Station 1983

Question 10

Battery: Collins v Wilcock 1984

Answer 10

Officer grabbed prostitutes arm

Question 11

Officer grabbed prostitutes arm

Answer 11

Battery: Collins v Wilcock 1984

Question 12

Battery: wood v DPP 2008

Answer 12

Police restrained man

Question 13

Police restrained man

Answer 13

Battery: Wood v DPP 2008

Question 14

Battery: R v Thomas 1985

Answer 14

D grabbed vs skirt

Question 15

D grabbed vs skirt

Answer 15

Battery: R v Thomas 1985

Question 16

Battery: Haystead v Chief Constable of Derbyshire 2000:

Answer 16

D punched woman holding child, kid fell injured- guilty as reckless

Question 17

D punched woman holding kid, kid fell injured

Answer 17

Battery: Haystead v Chief Constable of Derbyshire 2000:

Question 18

Wound: JJC v Eisenhower 1983

Answer 18

Hit in eye, bleeding under surface but no wound

Question 19

Hit in eye, bleeding underneath but no wound

Answer 19

Wound: JJC v Eisenhower 1983

Question 20

Theft: R v Morris 1983

Answer 20

2 Ds switched price labels on food- appropriate

Question 21

Theft: r v Turner 1971

Answer 21

D took car from garage without paying- possession or control

Question 22

Theft: Davidge v Bunnett 1984

Answer 22

D used money for gas bill to buy Christmas presents- clear obligation