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Non Fatal Offence- Assault and Battery Flashcards

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1
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Assault and battery legal authority

A

S39 criminal justice act 1988

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2
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Assault and battery sentence

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Summary

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3
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ABH injury legal authority

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S47 offences against the person act 1861

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4
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ABH Injury maximum sentence

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Tew

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5
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GBH unlawful legal authority

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S20 OAPA 1861

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GBH Unlawful maximum sentence

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Tew

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GBH with intent legal authority

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S18 OAPA 1861

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8
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GBH with intent maximum sentence

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Indictable

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9
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Assault basic definition

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Before the strike no physical contact

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10
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Battery

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The physical contact

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11
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Common law assault definition

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To intentionally, recklessly cause the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful force

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12
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Ar of assault

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Cause victim to apprehend immediate, unlawful force

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13
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3 elements of AR

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Can be caused by
Must apprehend, if no fear no assault
Immediate unlawful force

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14
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Silent telephones can be assault

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Ireland

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15
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Can be letters or written communication

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Contanza

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Can be an act or conduct

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Logdon

17
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Immediate unlawful force case

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Smith-v-chief

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MR of assault

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Intention or recklessness to cause the victim to fear immediate unlawful force

19
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Common law battery

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Intentionally or recklessly inflicts unlawful force to another

20
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AR battery

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To apply unlawful force

21
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AR elements

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Unlawful force or contact with another
Application of unlawful force
Unlawful force can be applied lawfully

22
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Unlawful force or contact with another case

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Wilcock

23
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Application of unlawful force case

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Dpp-K 1990

24
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MR of battery

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Intention or recklessness to apply force

25
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Objective

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Through eyes of a reasonable person

26
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Subjective

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Looking at situation through D’s eyes

27
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Who defined battery

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Williams case lord chief justice

28
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Can be an omission and a continuing act

A

Fagan

29
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Lawful excuses

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Reasonable punishment
Self defence

30
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Reason children punishment act

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Under s58 Childrens act

31
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Direct case

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Mohan

32
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Indirect case

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Moloney

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