Assualt and Battery Flashcards

(8 cards)

1
Q

Definition of assault + case

A

D must intentionally or recklessly cause the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful personal violence (Fagan v MPC)

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2
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Case for apprehend danger

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Smith v Supt. of Woking

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3
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Case for doesn’t matter if it’s a joke

A

Logdon

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4
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Case for immediate fear or within a reasonable time

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Smith v Supt. of Woking

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5
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Other cases for unlawful violence

A

Ireland
Constanza
Tubberville V Savage

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6
Q

Actus reus of battery must be at least + case

A

A slight touch
Cole v Turner

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7
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Principle in Collins v Wilcock

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Can be any touch unless generally acceptable in society. V must not consent

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8
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Can application of force be indirect + case

A

Yes
Haystead v DPP

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