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Card 16
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What do CPS say is ABH
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Card 17
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Grievous Bodily Harm
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Card 18
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Would this suggest there is a different between causing and inflicting GBH?
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Card 19
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DPP v Parmenter [1992] 1 AC 699: confirmed test of subjective recklessness
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Card 20
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What is AR of GBH?
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Card 21
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THEREFORE, was held, court said to wound you need to have a break in the continuity of the skin
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Card 22
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R v Bollom [2003]- people babysitting a child who ends up getting injured, judge asked if these facts would constitute GBH, since he was 17 months old
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Card 23
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R v Birmingham [2002]
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Card 24
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R v Burstow [1997]
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Card 25
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R v Wilson [1984] AC 242: Inflict does not necessarily involve assault or battery, just that D’s voluntary actions “directly result” in GBH.
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