What is an assault?

Describe SMITH re. assault

Describe IRELAND re. assault

Explain TUBERVILLE v SAVAGE re. assault

Explain LOGDON re. assault

What is the definition of battery?

Explain BERMUDEZ re. battery

Explain FAGAN re. battery

What was the principle that BROWN AND OTHERS approved of in WILSON v PRINGLE?

(Battery)

What did MARTIN show re. battery?

What is the law on Assault governed under?

What is the law on Battery governed under?

What is the law on Assault Occasioning ABH governed under?

What act is inflicting GBH governed under?

What act is wounding governed under?

What act governs Causing GBH with intent to do so or to resist arrest?

What act governs Wounding with intent to do GBH or with intent to resist arrest?

What two acts govern the law on assaults as a whole?

What is the Mens Rea of Battery?

What does the case of VENNA show re. the Mens Rea of battery?

What are the differences between Assault and Battery re. force applied?

What does s.47 of the OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON ACT state?

What offences has to be committed to cause ABH in s.47?

Who is the burden of proof on to prove that the assault or battery occasioned the ABH in s.47?

What interpretations of ABH has MILLER and CHANFOOK given?

What are examples of physical injuries that can result in a prosecution under s.47?

What does ABH also apply to that is not injury?

What does the case of DPP v SMITH show re. ABH as damage that is not trivial?

What did CHANFOOK show re. psychiatric injury?

What does bodily harm re. psychiatric injury not include?

What is the Mens Rea of s.47?

What are the offences that s.20 consists of?

What does the prosecution have to prove under s.20?

What is the definition of GBH under s.20?

What are examples of GBH under s.20?

When deciding if the injury is serious enough to be GBH under s.20, what must the court also take into account?

Can serious psychiatric injury be classified as GBH under s.20?

What does the case of BURSTOW show re. serious psychiatric injury under s.20?

What does DHALIWAL show re. non physical harm under s.20?

What are the meanings of 'inflict' under s.20?

What did the case of CLARENCE show re. the definition of 'inflict' under s.20?

Describe the case of MARTIN re. the definition of 'inflict' under s.20

What does the law state re. s.20 of inflicting a disease on another?

What can s.20 be a result of?

How is a wound described in law?

Regarding the Mens Rea for s.20, where 'maliciously' is used, what is this held to mean?

What is the Mens Rea for s.20?

What does the case of PARMENTER show re. the mens rea of s.20?

What type of offences are contained in s.20 and what is the max. punishment?

What are the offences contained in s.18?

What type of offences are contained within s.18 and what is the max. punishment?

What is the difference between s.18 and s.20?

What is the Actus Reus of s.18?

What is the law on the wording of 'cause' re. s.18?

What is the meaning of wound and GBH re. s.18?

What does the case of EISENHOWER show re. the definition of wounding?

What must the prosecution prove re. the mens rea of s.18?

What is the law on transferred malice in s.18?

How does the word 'maliciously' relate to s.18 in maliciously wounding or causing GBH with intent to resist arrest?

How does the word 'maliciously' relate to s.18 causing GBH with intent to do some GBH, or wounding with intent to do some GBH?

What does the case of MORRISON show re. the mens rea of s.18 when resisting arrest?