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Non fatal offence-ABH and GBH Flashcards

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1
Q

ABH

A

Assault occasioning ABH

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2
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who laid down ABH definition

A

statutory

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3
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ABH examples

A

broken nose
broken tooth
bruising

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4
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unlawful ABH

A

self defence
consent- piercings, tattoos

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5
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AR of ABH

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Assault occassioning ABH

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6
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Elements of AR

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assault means assault where an unlawful force used
occasioning means causing rules of causation
assault must cause ABH

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7
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miller

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any hurt or injury calculated to interfere V’s health and comfort

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8
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RT

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even momentairilly is ABH
Temporary loss of consciosness

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9
Q

Chan Fook

A

psychological must be more than fear or panic

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10
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MR of ABH

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same as common law assault

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11
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Roberts

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D must intend or be subjectivelly reckless for common law assault

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12
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limits

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act too bad and dangerous to society

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13
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limit cases

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Brown and BR

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14
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GBH

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Whoever shall unlawfully and maliciously wound or inflict GBH Upon a person with or without a weapon

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15
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Legal Authority

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S20 OAPA
S18 OAPA

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16
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S18 OAPA

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indictable
max sentence life

17
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S20 OAPA

A

Tew
max sentence 5
less serious

18
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AR Elements

A

Wounding
inflict or cause
GBH

19
Q

Wounding

A

Must be external bleeding
A cut to skin

20
Q

Wounding case

A

Eisenhower

21
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Inflict or cause

A

Both mean cause

22
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GBH examples

A

Permanent disability
Blood loss
Broken limbs

23
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Laid down serious harm

A

Saunders

24
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Severity of injury assessed v’s health and age

A

Bollom

25
Q

Disease can be GBH

A

Dica

26
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Brief unconsciousness is potentially sufficient

A

Hicks

27
Q

Mowat

A

D charged s18 instead of s20.

28
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s20 MR definition

A

Malicious and unlawful wounding or inflicting GBH.

29
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s20 MR Elements

A

Intention to do harm that was done.
Cunningham reckless

30
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Savage Malicious

A

Malicious means intentionally or recklessly

31
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Parmenter malicious

A

Intention or recklessness to cause some or minor harm

32
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s18 MR Definition

A

Intentionally wound or cause GBH

33
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Intention to resist arrest

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Morrison

34
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Intention either direct or indirect case

A

Taylor

35
Q

Forsee harm

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D does not need to forsee the full extent of harm caused must only forsee some bodily harm.

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