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13 Cards in this Set
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Act and Section for both |
Offences against the person act 1861 S20 or 18 |
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AR and MR of s.20 |
AR: inflict GBH or a wound MR: intentionally or recklessly inflict some harm |
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AR and MR of s.18 |
AR: cause GBH or a wound MR: intend to cause GBH |
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Difference between S20 and 18 |
Intention not AR |
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DPP v Smith |
Really serious harm. Doesn't have to be life threatening |
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Saunders |
Doesn't need to be "really" serious |
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Burstow |
Serious psychiatric harm would amount to GBH |
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Bollom |
Severe bruising to a vulnerable victim is GBH |
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Dica / Golding |
Giving HIV is GBH/ Herpes is GBH |
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Eisenhower |
Wound must break both layers of skin (the whole continuity) |
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MR of s.20 |
Intentionally or recklessly inflict some harm (parmenter) |
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MR of s18 |
Intend GBH (Belfon) |
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Resisting arrest |
Intend to resist or prevent arrest Intentionally or recklessly cause GBH or wound (Morrison) |
