In which case did the defendant stand in the victims garden staring, causing them to apprehend immediate violence (assault)?

Smith v Chief Superintendent of Woking Police Station (1983)

London Borough of Harrow v Shah (2000)

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Law AS (AQA) - Assault and Battery

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1What is the mens rea of assault?
1. AIntention or recklessness
2. BDirect intent
3. CRecklessness
2In which case did the defendant point a replica gun at a victim, causing them to apprehend immediate physical violence (assault)?
1. AIreland (1997)
2. BSavage (1991)
3. CLogdon (1976)
3In which case did the defendant make silent telephone calls, leading to the victim apprehending an immediate application of force (assault)?
1. AIreland (1997)
2. BSavage (1991)
3. CCunningham (1957)
4In which case did the defendant stand in the victims garden staring, causing them to apprehend immediate violence (assault)?
1. AChan-Fook (1994)
2. BSmith v Chief Superintendent of Woking Police Station (1983)
3. CLondon Borough of Harrow v Shah (2000)
5In which case did the defendant, a caretaker, take hold of the hem of a girl's skirt (battery)?
1. AThomas (1985)
2. BHaystead (2000)
3. CVenna (1976)
6It is possible to cause a battery by indirect force. Which case supports this?
1. ASavage (1991)
2. BBlake (1997)
3. CHaystead (2000)

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