What are the five main types of non-fatal offences?

What is assault?

What is the actus reus of assault?

Can words or gestures constitute as an assault i.e. must there be a physical harm?

Must the D fear violence in order for there to be an assault?

What did Constanza state in regards to unlawful violence being immediate?

What is the mens rea of assault?

What are the two questions you must to prove that there was Cunningham (Subjective)recklessness?

What is battery?

What is the actus reus of Battery?

What is the mens rea of battery?

Does the unlawful force need to be aggressive or violent?

Does the application of force need to be direct?

What is assault occasioning actual bodily harm?

What is the actus reus of s.47 ABH?

What is 'actual bodily harm'?

What is the mens rea of s.47 ABH?

What is s.20 GBH?

What is the actus reus of s.20 GBH?

What does wounding mean?

What does grievous mean?

Can you inflict GBH without an actual assault?

What is the mens rea of s.20 GBH?

What is s.18 wounding or causing GBH with intent?

What is the actus reus of s.18 GBH with intent?

What is the mens rea for s.18 GBH with intent?

What is consent?