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Act and Section

Criminal Justice Act 1988 s39

Definition

intentionally or recklessly apply unlawful physical force

AR of battery

Apply unlawful physical force

What was outlined in Santana v Burmudez

Must be a positive act or omission which applies some force

Collins v Wilcock

There must be some force which means merely the slightest of touches

Fagan v Metropolitan Police Commissioner

Force may be committed through a continuing act

DPP v K

Can apply force directly or indirectly (where the D doesn't personally touch the V)

Thomas

Touching of clothes can be battery

MR of battery + case

Intentionally or recklessly (Venna)