Assault (ABH, GBH, Intent GBH)
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- Created on: 09-03-15 12:53
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- ASSAULT
- Common Assault- Section 39 Criminal Justice Act 1988
- Assault
- Intentionally /Recklessly
- Cause another to apprehend
- Immediate unlawful violence
- Doesn't have to cause injury, the fear of immediate violence is enough
- Can be a threat but must be capable of being carried out immediatey
- Battery
- Intentionally/ Recklessly
- Apply
- Unlawful Violence
- Minor temporary Damage- Reddening Skin, Small Bruise
- Assault
- Offence Against Persons Act 1861
- Actual Bodily Harm- Section 47
- Intentionally/ Recklessly
- Only need intent, not intention of level of injury.
- Assaults (incl battery)
- Causing Actual Bodily Harm
- Pain interfering with health/ comfort. e.g Fractures, Broken Nose, Multiple bruises
- Intentionally/ Recklessly
- Grievously Bodily Harm- Section 20
- Unlawfully/ Malciously
- Wound/ Inflict
- Grievously Bodily Harm
- Serious Bodily Harm- Disability, Loss of function, Broken Bones, Fractured Skull,Lengthy Surgery, Wounds (Breaks all layers of skin)
- Wounds/ Causes Grievously Bodily Harm
- Serious Bodily Harm- Disability, Loss of function, Broken Bones, Fractured Skull,Lengthy Surgery, Wounds (Breaks all layers of skin)
- Grievously Bodily Harm with Intent- Section 18
- With intent to cause Grieviously Bodily Harm
- Show intent- e.g Prolonged attack
- With intent to resist/ prevent lawful detention
- Wounds/ Causes Grievously Bodily Harm
- With intent to cause Grieviously Bodily Harm
- Actual Bodily Harm- Section 47
- Common Assault- Section 39 Criminal Justice Act 1988
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