NFO Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What is the actus reus for S 20 wounding?

A

Inflicting a wound

There has to be a break in both layers of skin and it must be serious harm.

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What is the mens rea for S 20 wounding?

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Intention or recklessness as to causing some harm

Defined as taking the decision to bring about a certain consequence.

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What case established that GBH means serious harm?

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Saunders

GBH does not have to be life threatening.

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True or false: Several minor injuries can amount to GBH.

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TRUE

Referenced in the case of Brown and Stratton.

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What is the actus reus for S 18 grievous bodily harm (GBH)?

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Causing GBH

GBH means serious harm and does not have to be life threatening.

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What is the mens rea for S 18 grievous bodily harm (GBH)?

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Specific intention as to causing GBH

Intention is defined as taking the decision to bring about a certain consequence.

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What is the actus reus for S 18 wounding?

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Causing a wound

There has to be a break in both layers of skin and it must be serious harm.

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What is the mens rea for S 18 wounding?

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Specific intention as to causing serious harm

Intention to cause a wound is not enough (Taylor).

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What is the actus reus for Assault?

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Causing V to fear immediate unlawful violence

Words or silence can amount to assault (Ireland).

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What is the mens rea for Assault?

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Intention or recklessness as to causing V fear of immediate unlawful violence

Referenced in the case of Savage.

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What is the actus reus for Battery?

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The unlawful application of force

The slightest of touch is sufficient (Thomas).

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What is the mens rea for Battery?

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Intention or recklessness as to the unlawful application of force

Referenced in the case of Venna.

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What is the actus reus for S47 assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH)?

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An assault or battery which causes ABH

The injury must amount to ABH as defined in Chan Fook.

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What is the mens rea for S47 assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH)?

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Intention or recklessness as to causing fear of immediate unlawful violence or application of unlawful force

Referenced in the case of Roberts.

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What is the actus reus for S 20 GBH?

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Inflicting grievous bodily harm

GBH means serious harm (Saunders).

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What is the mens rea for S 20 GBH?

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Intention or recklessness as to causing some harm

Referenced in the case of Parmenter.

17
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What is the actus reus for S 20 wounding?

A

Inflicting a wound

There has to be a break in both layers of skin.

18
Q

What is the mens rea for S 20 wounding?

A

Intention or recklessness as to causing some harm

Referenced in the case of Parmenter.

19
Q

What case established that serious psychiatric injury can amount to GBH?

A

Burstow

Serious psychiatric injury is recognized as GBH.

20
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What case established that bruising can amount to GBH where V is a child or elderly person?

A

Bollom

This highlights the consideration of vulnerability in GBH cases.

21
Q

What is the mens rea for S 18 wounding?

A

Specific intention to cause serious harm

Intention to cause a wound is not sufficient (Taylor).