Assault

Question 1

Read V Coker

Answer 1

. Used as a precedent for gestures being assault

Question 2

R v Ireland

Answer 2

Silence or verbal assaults

Question 3

R v Constanza

Answer 3

Use for written words being assault

Question 4

Turberville v Savage

Answer 4

conditional threats can negate assault

Question 5

Smith V CC of Woking

Answer 5

Established that immediate does not have to mean instant threat

Question 6

Logdon v DPP

Answer 6

V must apprehend force, this is subjective. Use if fake threat but real fear.