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Non Fatal Offences
Karten in diesem Stapel (21)
- 1IrelandSilent phonecalls, these could amount to assault
- 2ConstanzaStalking (letters), this could amount to assault
- 3Tuberville v SavageWords may prevent an assault from happening.
- 4LambAll elements of offence must be done, in this case V didn't apprehend immediate personal violence so it cannot be an assault.
- 5Smith v Chief Constable of Woking PoliceA 'peeping tom' was looking through the window at a woman in her nighclothes, she apprehended harm so it was assualt.
- 6ThomasTouching the hem of a girls skirt. Touching clothing is enough for a battery.
- 7FaganDrove over police man's foot then refused to move, continuing act.
- 8DPP v KStudent put acid up hand dryer, injured another student. Indirect battery.
- 9HaysteadMan punched woman who dropped her baby. Indirect battery of a baby.
- 10Collins v WilcockPolice officer grabbed womans arm, slightest bit of unwanted touching.
- 11Chan FookPsychiatric harm is abh. Harm must be more than trivial.
- 12Michael SmithCutting hair is ABH.
- 13R v DPPMomentary loss of conciousness can be ABH.
- 14DPP v Santana BermudezD didnt tell police officer about the needle in his pocket when he was being searched, an omission can be ABH.
- 15SavageOnly mens rea of assault or battery needed.
- 16DPP v SmithGBH means really serious harm.
- 17BurstowSevere depressive illness can be GBH
- 18BollomBaby suffered bruising. The vulnrability of the victim means the harm counted as GBH.
- 19MowattOnly mens rea for some harm needed, not serious harm.
- 20DicaBiological GBH, D gave HIV to many victims.
- 21MorrisonResisting arrest
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