GBH/WOUNDING Flashcards

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ACT

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s.18 / s.20 Offences Against Person Act 1861

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ACTUS REUS
GBH

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  • unlawfully and maliciously wound or inflict GBH on v
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ACTUS REUS - GBH
two cases

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  • ‘really serious harm’ DPP V SMITH
  • severe psychiatric harm R V BURSTOW
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ACTUS REUS
WOUNDING

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  • a wound is an injury causing bleeding outside the skin
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ACTUS REUS - WOUNDING
case

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MORIARTY V BROOKES

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CAUSATION
factual

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  • but for defendants conduct, v would not have been injured
  • R V WHITE
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CAUSATION
legal

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  • defendant’s conduct caused harm in more than a minimal way and is the substantiating and operating cause of the harm
  • R V SMITH
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MENS REA
s.18

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intention to cause GBH

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MENS REA
s.18 direct intention

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  • intention to cause really serious harm
  • R V BELFON
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MENS REA
s.20

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  • cause some harm
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MENS REA
s. 20 intention or recklessness

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  • intention or recklessness for some harm
  • R V MOHAN
  • R V CUNNINGHAM
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MENS REA
other rules

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  • transferred malice (LATIMER)
  • coincidence rule (FAGEN)
  • strict liability
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