S.20/S.18 Flashcards

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What does BURSTOW state?

A

there is little difference between the two words ‘inflict’ and ‘cause’ + GBH can include psychiatric injury.

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How does DPP v SMITH define GBH?

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GBH means ‘really serious harm’.

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What does DICA state is included as GBH?

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A serious disease like HIV after intercourse.

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What does BOLLOM state in relation to V?

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It is necessary to take into account Vs age and health when deciding if injuries amount to GBH.

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What does BROWN AND STRATTON state can amount to GBH?

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A single minor injury to V, when added to other minor injuries inflicted on V, can amount to GBH.

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What does JCC v EISENHOWER state about wounding?

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Wounding requires a breaking of the whole skin.

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What does MOWATT state about the mens rea for S.20?

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The word ‘maliciously’ means D must intend or be reckless as to inflicting some harm.

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What mens rea is required for S.18?

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Direct intent (MOHAN). Likely if D aims for a vulnerable part of the body e.g. torso.

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