GBH- paper 1 Flashcards

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1
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what section is GBH found

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either s.20 or s.18 of the OAPA 1861

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actus reus of GBH

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to inflict/ cause GBH on a person

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definition of GBH + case

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DPP v Smith
- must be really serious harm
- does not have to be life threatening

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what counts as GBH + cases

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  • psychiatric harm (R v Burstow)
  • biological harm (R v Dica)
  • accumulation of minor injuries (R v Brown and Stratton)
  • indirectly so traps (R v Martin)
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what is considered when deciding if something is GBH + case

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R v Bollom
- age and health are factor to be considered when deciding if injuries are severe enough to be GBH.

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types of causation D must have + cases

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  • legal causation using operative and substantial cause test (R v Smith)
  • factual causation using but for test (R v Pagett)
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s.20 mens rea of GBH + case

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Direct intent or recklessness to cause some harm (R v Mowatt)

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s.18 mens rea of GBH + case

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Direct or indirect intent to cause really serious harm (R v Belfon)

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rule on s.18 alternative mens rea

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causing GBH with intention to resist arrest and intention or recklessness to cause some harm

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when should s.18 alternative mens rea be used

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if D caused GBH whilst attempting to escape a police officer

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