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Law 03 - Non-Fatal Offences
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Act defining Assault s39 Criminal Justice Act 1988
Assault: Acts Reus Causing the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful violence Stephens v Myers R v Constanza Logdon v DPP R v Lamb Smith v Chief SUPT Woking R v Ireland
Assault: Mens Rea intentionally causing the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful violence or being reckless as to whether the victims apprehended immediate unlawful violence R v Venna
Assault: Other Point words can negate an assault Tuberville v Savage
Act defining Battery s39 Criminal Justice Act 1988
Battery: Actus Reus the application of unlawful physical force R v Thomas R v Collin and Wilcock Haystead v DPP R v Matin DPP v K
Battery: Mens Rea intentionally applying unlawful physical force or being reckless as to whether unlawful physical force was applied R v Venna R v Savage
Battery: Other Point Battery can be committed by an omission DPP v Santana-Bermudez
Act defining ABH s47 OAPA 1861
Definition of ABH 'any hurt or injury calculated to interfere with the health and comfort of the victim' R v Miller
ABH: Actus Reus a common assault (assault or battery) which causes actual bodily harm R v Chan-Fook R v Ireland R v Roberts DPP v Smith
ABH: Mens Rea intentionally causing the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful violence or being reckless as to whether the victims apprehended immediate unlawful violence OR intentionally applying unlawful physical force or being reckless as to whether unlawful physical force was applied R v Venna R v Savage
ABH: Other Point can include unconsciousness T v DPP
Act defining GBH or Malicious Wounding s20 OAPA 1861
GBH or Wounding: Actus Reus unlawfully causing really serious injury or a wound JJC v Eisenhower R v Brown and Stratton R v Burstow R v Martin R v Wood R v Dica
GBH or Wounding: Mens Rea intentionally or recklessly causing some injury R v Savage
GBH or Wounding: Other Point the severity of injury should be assessed according to the Vs age and health R v Bollom
Act defining GBH or Malicious Wounding with intent s18 OAPA 1861
GBH or Wounding with intent: Actus Reus unlawfully causing really serious injury or a wound JJC v Eisenhower R v Brown and Stratton R v Burstow R v Martin R v Wood R v Dica
GBH or Wounding with intent: Mens Rea intention to cause really serious injury/escape lawful arrest R v Belfon R Morrison
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