s.20 GBH A01 Flashcards

1
Q

s.20 of the Offences Against The Persons Act 1861

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offence to maliciously wound or inflict any grievous bodily harm on a person

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2
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what type of offence and max sentence

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triable either way offence with a maximum 5 year sentence.

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3
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actus reus

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wound or inflict any GBH

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4
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‘wound’ (case)

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break in the continuity of the skin, usually blood is drawn → C v Eisenhower

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5
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‘inflict’ (case)

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  • cause → R v Martin
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6
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gbh=________(case)

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serious harm - R v Saunders

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7
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harm doesn’t need to be ________

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life threatening - R v Hill

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8
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physical harm (case)

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R v Bollom → is valid

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9
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extended to________

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R v Burstow extended this to psychological harm

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10
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biological GBH (case)

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R v Dica - it is a crime

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11
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basic intent crime

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it can be committed recklessly or intentionally

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12
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mens rea (case)

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intention or reckless to maliciously wound or inflict = intention or Cunnigham recklessness to cause some harm.

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13
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do not need to foresee____ (case)

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serious harm - R v Grimshaw

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14
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must at least see ______ _____ to possess MR (case)

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some harm, R v Parmenter

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