Law - Non Fatals - Battery
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- Created on: 26-10-15 18:27
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2. What happened in Colins v Wilcock 1984?
- Slightest touch without the V's permission will suffice for a battery
- Officer took hold of her arm to prevent her from leaving. She became abusive and stratched the officers arm. Not guilty. Officer did battery, she used self defence
- Normal jostling of everyday life caused a battery
- D put an iron bar across an exit and shouted fire
3. What happened in Haystead 2000?
- Officer took hold of her arm to prevent her from leaving. She became abusive and stratched the officers arm. Not guilty. Officer did battery, she used self defence
- D punched a woman in the face causing her baby to fall out of her arms. Wouldn't have dropped the baby if he didn't punch her.
- Slightest touch without the V's permission will suffice for a battery
- Didn't tell the officer that he had needles in his pocket, she was injured by one.
4. MR of battery was confirmed in
- Venna
- Thomas
- Colins v Wilcock
- Latimer
5. What happened in Latimer?
- Slightest touch without the V's permission will suffice for a battery
- D intentionally went to hit A with his belt, but the belt rebounded and accidently hit B
- Didn't tell the officer that he had needles in his pocket, she was injured by one.
- Officer took hold of her arm to prevent her from leaving. She became abusive and stratched the officers arm. Not guilty. Officer did battery, she used self defence
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