assault and battery Flashcards

(7 cards)

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defintion and charging

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both common law offences
charged under s39 criminal justice act 1988
max sentence 6 months or fine

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2
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assault

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act that causes victim to apprehend immediate and unlawful personal harm , with intent or subjective recklessness

venna

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3
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ar assault

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physical contact = not needed
- words, spoken/written = sufficent = Constanza
- silent phone calls - sufficent

  • must apprehend force , = lamb
  • threat must be immediate , doesn’t have to be instantaneous
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4
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mr assault

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intent or subjective recklessness as to causing victim to apprehend immediate unlawful force

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5
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battery defintion

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application of unlawful force with intent for sub reck as to applying that force

collins v wilcock

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6
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ar - battery

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mere touching - sufficient , collins v wilcock
- touching clothes = sufficient , Thomas

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7
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mr - battery

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intention/sub reck as to applying that unlawful force
transferrerd malice can be applied

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