Law Unit 2 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawLaw of TortASAQA Created by: EllenH97Created on: 30-05-15 13:20 What is the actus reus of assault? Causing fear of immediate unlawful force 1 of 18 What is the mens rea of battery? Intention or recklessness to apply unlawful force 2 of 18 What section and act does assault occasioning abh come under? S.47 Offence Against the Person Act 1861 3 of 18 What is the maximum sentence for GBH S.20? 5 years imprisonment 4 of 18 What is the mens rea of GBH s.18? Specific intention to cause grievous bodily harm and resist or prevent arrest 5 of 18 In criminal law, who is the burden of proof on, and what is the standard of proof? Prosecution, 'beyond reasonable doubt' 6 of 18 For a summary offence, where is the trial heard? Magistrates court 7 of 18 For a triable either way offence, what stage happens after D is arrested and charged? Bail 8 of 18 For an indictable offence, where is the plea heard? Crown Court 9 of 18 Society expressing disapproval is the aim of what from of sentencing? Denunciation 10 of 18 What is an example of a mitigating factor? Mental illness 11 of 18 In Negligence, where did the three part test come from? Caparo v Dickman 12 of 18 What does the term 'res ipsa loquitor' mean? Things speak for themselves 13 of 18 Where can a negligence case be heard? County Court and High Court 14 of 18 What is Arbitration? A form of ADR where the parties let a neutral 3rd party make a binding decision 15 of 18 When a pre-action protocol letter is submitted, how long does D have to investigate the claim? 3 months 16 of 18 Which court would be used for property damage up to £25,000 County Court 17 of 18 What track is used for disputes of £5,000-£25,000? Fast track 18 of 18
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