Criminal Law - Non fatal offences

Question 1

Must be a voluntary act

Answer 1

Hill v Baxter

Question 2

Contractual duty

Answer 2

Pittwood

Question 3

Voluntary assumption of care

Answer 3

Stone and Dobinson

Question 4

Duty through relationship

Answer 4

Gibbons and proctor

Question 5

Duty to minimise dangerous situation that D created

Answer 5

Miller

Question 6

Duty through public position

Answer 6

Dytham

Question 7

Direct intent

Answer 7

Mohan

Question 8

Indirect intent

Answer 8

Woolin

Question 9

Recklessness

Answer 9

Cunningham

Question 10

Transferred malice

Answer 10

Pembilton

Question 11

Coincidence rule

Answer 11

Fagan v MPC

Question 12

Apprehend force

Answer 12

Logdon

Question 13

Immediate force

Answer 13

Smith

Question 14

No physical contact

Answer 14

Ireland

Question 15

Factual causaton

Answer 15

Pagett

Question 16

Victims own acts

Answer 16

Roberts

Question 17

Third party actions

Answer 17

Pagett

Question 18

Medical negligence

Answer 18

Cheshire

Question 19

Thin skull rule

Answer 19

Blaue

Question 20

Physical force can be merely touching

Answer 20

Thomas

Question 21

Indirect force

Answer 21

DPP v K

Question 22

Any hurt or injury that interferes with the health and comfort of the victim

Answer 22

Miller

Question 23

Harm can be psychiatric

Answer 23

Chan fook

Question 24

Wound

Answer 24

Eisenhower

Question 25

GBH is really serious injury

Answer 25

Smith

Question 26

Assault

Answer 26

s.39 Criminal Justice act 1988

Question 27

Battery

Answer 27

s.39 Criminal Justice act 1988

Question 28

ABH

Answer 28

s.47 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861

Question 29

GBH s.20

Answer 29

s.20 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861

Question 30

GBH s.18

Answer 30

s.18 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861