Non Fatal Offences

Question 1

Mohan

Answer 1

MR: Direct Intent

Question 2

Woolin

Answer 2

MR: Indirect Intent (Virtual Certainty)

Question 3

Cunningham

Answer 3

MR: Recklessness (Unjustified Risk)

Question 4

Venna

Answer 4

MR: Proof that D intends or recklessly applies force

Question 5

Roberts

Answer 5

MR: Intention to cause some harm (Battery)

Question 6

Tumberville v Savage

Answer 6

MR: Intention to cause assault (Assault)

Question 7

Mowatt

Answer 7

MR: To cause some harm

Question 8

Belfon

Answer 8

MR: Intent to cause serious harm

Question 9

Morrison

Answer 9

MR: Resisting arrest

Question 10

Ireland

Answer 10

AR: Silence can be assault

Question 11

Constanza

Answer 11

AR: Words can be assasult

Question 12

Lamb

Answer 12

AR: Did not apprehend violence (Assault)

Question 13

Collins v Wilcock

Answer 13

AR: Unlawful physical contact (Battery)

Question 14

Haystead

Answer 14

AR: Harm can be transferred (Battery)

Question 15

Martin

Answer 15

AR: Object can be used to cause harm (Battery)

Question 16

Thomas

Answer 16

AR: Must exceed boundaries of normality (Battery)

Question 17

DPP v Smith

Answer 17

AR: Broken bones (GBH)

Question 18

Chanfook

Answer 18

AR: More than distress, fear and panic (GBH)

Question 19

JCC v Eisenhower

Answer 19

AR: Must break skin (GBH)

Question 20

Saunders

Answer 20

AR: “Serious injury” can suffice (GBH)

Question 21

Bolom

Answer 21

AR: Higher DOC the younger or older they are (GBH)

Question 22

Dica

Answer 22

AR: GBH can be a transmission of diseases (GBH)

Question 23

Smith

Answer 23

Causation: Substantive and operating cause

Question 24

Pagett

Answer 24

Causation: But for test

Question 25

Jordan

Answer 25

Causation: Medical treatment

Question 26

Blaue

Answer 26

Causation: Thin skull issues