ASSAULT Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Q

What is the case for actions (assault)?

A

Read v Coker- Gestures and physical actions can be an assault

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Whats the case for words (assault)?

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R v Ireland- An assault can be carried out by spoken words/silence
R v Constanza- An assault can be carried out by written words

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3
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Whats the case for negating words?

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Tuberville v Savage- Words can negate what would otherwise have been an assault

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4
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Whats the case for V apprehending a force?

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DPP V Logdon- Its possible for V to apprehend force even i the use of force isn’t possible

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5
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Whats the case for a force being immediate?

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Smith v Cheif Constable of Woking- Force V apprehends must be ‘immediate’ meaning in the near future

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6
Q

Where is assault defined?

A

Common law

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7
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mens rea of assault?

A

direct intetion or recklessness as to cause v to apprehend immediate unlawful force

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8
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acteus reus of assault?

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causing the victim to apprehend immediate, unlawful force

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