CRIMINAL LAW- non fatal offences Flashcards

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what are the 5 types of non fatal offences?

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  1. assault
  2. battery
  3. A.B.H
  4. G.B.H
  5. WOUNDING
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what act and section is assault under?

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Criminal Justice Act 1988 s.39

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what is the sentence for assault?

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max sent 6 months/£5000 fine (summary)

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what is the criteria for assault?

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none

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what is actus reus of assault?

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cause someone to apprehend immediate unlawful force/violence

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what is the mens rea of assault?

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intent or recklessness to cause someone to apprehend immediate unlawful force

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what are cases for assault?

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r v lamb, r v wilson, tuberville v savage, smith v chief superintendent,woking police

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what act and section is battery under?

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Criminal Justice Act 1988 s.39

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what is the sentence for battery?

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max sent 6 months/£5000 fine (summary)

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what is the criteria for battery?

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none

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what is actus reus of battery?

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application of unlawful force/ violence to another person

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what is the mens rea of battery ?

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intent/recklessness to apply force

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what are cases for battery ?

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Fagan v Mpc, Collins v Wilcock (ar) r v savage (mr)

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what act and section is A.B.H under?

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Offences Against Person Act 1861 s.47

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what is the sentence for A.B.H?

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5yrs (either way)

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what is the criteria for A.B.H?

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typical injuries- blackeye,bruising,minor fractures,broken nose,minor burns, minor psychological harm

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what is actus reus of A.B.H.?

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causing some physical/mental harm to a person

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what is the mens rea of A.B.H ?

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mens rea of assault or battery

19
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why is mens rea for A.B.H important?

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d does not need to foresee any actual harm just mr of assault or battery.

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what are cases for A.B.H?

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r v savage 1991 (mr), r v cox (injuries), dpp v smith

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what act and section is G.B.H under?

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Offences Against Person Act 1861 s.20

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what is the sentence for G.B.H ?

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5yrs (either way)

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what is the criteria for G.B.H?

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wound- break to skin such as stab wound/ serious harm/injury such as broken bones,head injuries, major burns,internal injuries, serious psychological harm e.g depression

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what is actus reus of G.B.H?

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either wounding or inflicting serious physical/mental harm to a person

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what is the mens rea of G.B.H ?

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intent/recklessness to cause some harm

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what are cases for G.B.H?

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R v burstow, R v Dica (ar) r v belfon (mr)

27
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what act and section is wounding under?

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Offences Against Person Act 1861 s.18

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what is the sentence for wounding ?

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life (indictable)

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what is the criteria for wounding?

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serious wounding- stab wound

30
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what is actus reus of wounding?

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wounding with intent- wounding or causing serious physical/mental harm to a person

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what is the mens rea of wounding?

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intent to cause serious harm

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what are cases for wounding?

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JCC v Eisenhower, R v Belfon, R v Stubbs