GBH Flashcards

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1
Q

As per s.20 of the OAPA for GBH to be proven what must the victim show ?

A

That the defendant wounded or inflicted GBH

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What does a wound mean ?

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A cut or break in the continuity of the whole skin

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Does grievous bodily harm mean life threatening ?

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no so long as the harm is ‘really serious’

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4
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Does inflicting mean technical assault & battery ?

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no

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What’s the MR of GBH in terms of intention ?

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intending to do the particular type of harm that was done

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What’s the MR of GBH in terms of recklessness ?

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Being reckless as to weather such harm should or should not occur

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In what two ways can the AR of s.18 be committed ?

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wounding or causing GBH

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What type of offence is GBH ?

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Specific intent offence

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for s.18 what must be proven about what the defendant intended ?

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Intended to cause some GBH or resisting /preventing lawful apprehension

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Where the defendant is attempting to resist arrest is the MR or level of intention lower or higher ?

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lower

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What happened in DPP V Smith (1961)

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policeman tried to stop D from driving off with stolen goods by jumping on to the bonnet of the car. D zigzagged in order to get the police office off the car. The policeman was knocked onto the path of an oncoming car and killed

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