AQA A2 Law Unit 3 - Defences - Consent Part One
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2. What does the case of Barnes 2004 outline?
- Criminal proceedings should only be used if the conduct was grave
- Must be more harmful than the reasonable man could withstand
- As the tackle was late it was against the rules = guilty
3. Which case outlines consent to a non-fatal offence?
- R v Lamb 2008
- Brown 1993
- R v Miller 1998
- Bishop 1997
4. In emergencies how does consent differ, and which case shows this?
- The consent is taken from family members - Richards
- The consent is assumed - Blaue
- The person must be asked before anything can happen to them, even if unconscious Blaue
5. What can an individual do to stop Normal social intercourse?
- Withdraw at any time
- Hit the person to stop them
- Verbally abuse the person until they stop
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