Criminal Law - Non fatal offences Flashcards
1
Q
Must be a voluntary act
A
Hill v Baxter
2
Q
Contractual duty
A
Pittwood
3
Q
Voluntary assumption of care
A
Stone and Dobinson
4
Q
Duty through relationship
A
Gibbons and proctor
5
Q
Duty to minimise dangerous situation that D created
A
Miller
6
Q
Duty through public position
A
Dytham
7
Q
Direct intent
A
Mohan
8
Q
Indirect intent
A
Woolin
9
Q
Recklessness
A
Cunningham
10
Q
Transferred malice
A
Pembilton
11
Q
Coincidence rule
A
Fagan v MPC
12
Q
Apprehend force
A
Logdon
13
Q
Immediate force
A
Smith
14
Q
No physical contact
A
Ireland
15
Q
Factual causaton
A
Pagett
16
Q
Victims own acts
A
Roberts
17
Q
Third party actions
A
Pagett
18
Q
Medical negligence
A
Cheshire
19
Q
Thin skull rule
A
Blaue
20
Q
Physical force can be merely touching
A
Thomas
21
Q
Indirect force
A
DPP v K
22
Q
Any hurt or injury that interferes with the health and comfort of the victim
A
Miller
23
Q
Harm can be psychiatric
A
Chan fook
24
Q
Wound
A
Eisenhower
25
GBH is really serious injury
Smith
26
Assault
s.39 Criminal Justice act 1988
27
Battery
s.39 Criminal Justice act 1988
28
ABH
s.47 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861
29
GBH s.20
s.20 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861
30
GBH s.18
s.18 of the Offences Against the Person act 1861
