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What is an assault?

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An assault is where the D ‘intentionally or recklessly causes the V to apprehend immediate unlawful violence’

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What statute is an assault charged under?

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S.39 Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 1988

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What does the case of constanza tell us?

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Letter can constitute an assault

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What does the case of Ireland tell us?

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Silent phone calls can constitute an assault

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What does ‘apprehend’ mean?

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Apprehend is not fear but believe. This does not have to be a rational belief so long as it is honestly held.

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What case defines ‘apprehend’?

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Lamb

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What does immediate mean?

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Immediate does not mean instantaneously but imminent

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What case defines immediate?

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Smith v Woking Police Station

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When may an assault be lawful?

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If the V gives genuine consent, if it is used in self-defence or the prevention of crime.

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What is the mens rea for an assault?

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The MR for an assault is ‘intentional or recklessness’ as to causing the V to apprehend immediate unlawful violence.

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What is a battery defined as?

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A battery is ‘intentionally or recklessly applying unlawful force to another’

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What statute is a battery charged under?

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S.39 Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 1988

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What is ‘force’ defined as?

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‘force’ is any touching that the V does not consent to, it must be more than everyday touching.

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What does the case of Thomas tell us?

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Even touching the victims clothes can be a battery

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What does the case of Fagan v MPC tell us?

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A battery can be committed through a continuing act

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What is S.47 ABH?

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‘any assault or battery which causes actual bodily harm’

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What statute is S.47 held under?

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S.47 Offence Against the Persons Act 1861

18
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What is the AR for S.47 ABH?

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The AR of the assault or battery

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what is ABH defined as?

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‘any hurt or injury calculated to interfere with the health or comfort of the victim’

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What is the MR for S.47 ABH?

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Intention or recklessness as to the assault or battery

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What is S.20 GBH defined as?

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Intention or recklessness as to causing ‘some harm’

22
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What case demonstrates ’some harm’ ?

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Smith; Saunders

23
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What is wounding defined as?

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‘any break in the continuity of the skin’

24
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What case defines wounding as ‘any break in the continuity of the skin’?

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Eisenhower

25
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What does the case of Dica tell us?

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STI’s can be S.20 GBH

26
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What is the MR for S.20 GBH?

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intention or recklessness as to causing some harm

27
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What statute is S.18 GBH held in?

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S.18 Offence Against the Person Act 1861

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What is the MR for S.18 GBH?

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Intention to cause serious harm

29
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What does the case of Morrison tell you about resisting arrest?

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‘a person who intends to resist or prevent arrest, and has intention or recklessness as to causing a wind or injury can also be liable for S.18 GBH’

30
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What case tells us that a conditional threat is sufficient for an assault?

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Read v Coker

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What does the cases of Tuberville v Savage; Light tell us?

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If there are words indicating that there will be no violence then this may prevent it from being an assault

32
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What case tells us that ‘force’ must be more than everyday touching?

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Collins v Wilcock

33
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What does the case DPD v K tell us?

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A battery can be an indirect act

34
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What is the MR if a battery defined as?

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The MR of a battery is intention or recklessness as to the application of unlawful force

35
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what case tells us that ABH is ‘any hurt or injury calculated to interfere with the health or comfort of the victim’?

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Miller

36
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What is psychiatric injury defined as?

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Must be more than mere emotions such as fear, distress or panic

37
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What does the case of T v DPP tell us?

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ABH includes momentary unconsciousness

38
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WhT case defines psychiatric injury?

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Chan Fook

39
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What case tells us that S.20 GBH includes serious psychiatric injury?

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Burstow

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