Battery Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Sections ?

A

Common law offence but charged under s39 criminal justice act 1988

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2
Q

Ar battery

A

Application of unlawful force to another person

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3
Q

Collins v Wilcock

A

Battery can be slightest of touches

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4
Q

R v Thomas

A

Touching clothing can amount to a battery

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5
Q

Dpp v k

A

Battery can be indirect

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6
Q

Mr for battery

A

Intention or recklessness as to the application of unlawful force

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7
Q

R v Cunningham

A

D foresaw risk of applying force and went ahead anyway

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8
Q

Strengths of battery

A

1) indirect force widens protections
2) protects bodily autonomy

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9
Q

Limits of battery

A

1) lack of clear stat definition
2) overcriminalisation of minor acts

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10
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Max sentence for battery

A

6 months imprisonment or fine

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