GBH model ao1 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelOCR Created by: __JessCreated on: 19-02-23 17:05 GBH is defined in... Sections 20 and 18 of the OAPA 1861 1 of 16 Actus reus To unlawfully wound or inflict GBH on another person 2 of 16 Lawful reasons Self-defence or crime prevention 3 of 16 Reasonable punishment of a child is not lawful for GBH (case) R v Hopley 4 of 16 Wound A break in the continuity of the skin 5 of 16 An internal rupture of blood vessels is not a wound C v Eisenhower 6 of 16 Grievous bodily harm Really serious harm 7 of 16 The victim's vulnerability is taken into account when assessing the severity of the injury (case) R v Bollom 8 of 16 What amounts to really serious harm needs to be objectively assessed (case) R v Brown and Stratton 9 of 16 GBH includes psychiatric injury (case) R v Burstow 10 of 16 Inflict GBH can be direct or indirect 11 of 16 Indirect GBH (case) R v Martin 12 of 16 Mens rea (s20) Intent or recklessness as to the causing of some harm 13 of 16 Mens rea (s20) (case) R v Savage 14 of 16 Mens rea (s18) Intention to cause GBH or to resist arrest 15 of 16 Resisting arrest (case) R v Morrison 16 of 16
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