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Summary level law topics paper 1 aqa 5 documents- all 5 non fatal offences cases and structures, includes all AO1 content: assault, battery, s20, s18, s47

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AQA A-Level Law Paper 1 – Non-Fatal Offences Revision Notes | A Grade Case Summaries & Essay Structures* These are the exact revision notes I used to achieve an A in A-Level Law!* This bundle includes 5 comprehensive revision documents covering all five non-fatal offences against the person for AQA Paper 1: Assault Battery Section 47 ABH Section 20 GBH Section 18 GBH with intent Each document includes: Key case summaries – concise, easy-to-memorise explanations of all essential cases, including facts and legal principles. Full AO1 content – all the legal knowledge needed for each offence, including actus reus, mens rea and relevant legal principles. Essay structures – clear, step-by-step breakdowns of exactly what to include in exam answers, helping you apply the law accurately to scenarios. Exam-focused revision – organised to make memorising content and structuring high-mark answers easier. My main revision technique was blurting, and I achieved my A* by memorising these notes and practising applying the law to exam questions. Perfect for AQA A-Level Law students aiming to strengthen their AO1 knowledge, improve their AO2 application and achieve top grades without spending hours creating their own revision resources!

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CASES – S.18 Offences Against the Person Act 1861 GBH
(causing)


ACTUS REUS:

R v Burstow- confirmed inflicting means causing, D’s actions must have led to the
V’s injuries & serious psychiatric injury like severe depression can be GBH

JJC v Eisenhower - requires both layers of skin to have been broken (cut or break in
the continuity of the whole skin)

R v Wood – unless broken bone sticking out the skin then not a wound but GBH

DPP v Smith – GBH means really serious harm

R v Bollom – assess severity of V’s injuries based on victims particular characteristics
like age and health to determine whether GBH inflicted, bruising on a baby constituted
as GBH

R v Brown and Stratton – combination of injuries could amount to GBH, V suffered
broken nose teeth and cut by eye

R v Dica - deliberately infecting another with HIV or serious sexually transmitted
diseases is GBH



CAUSATION:

R v Pagett, R v Jordan, R v Smith, R v Blaue



MENS REA:

R v Woollin – indirect intention: was it virtually certain GBH would occur

R v Mohan – direct intention test main aim or purpose?

R v Latimer transferred malice, R v Fagan coincidence

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