S18 gbh Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Law Criminal Law AQA A Level All Answers Correct Actus reas of assault Apprehension of immediate unlawful violence Defined in Fagan v MPC Mens Rea of assault Intention or subjective recklessness to cause D to apprehend immediate unlawful violence. -Fagan v MPC Actus reas of battery Unlawful application of force -R v Ireland Mens Rea of battery Intention or subjective recklessness for the unlawful application of force. -DPP v Majewski ABH (S47) Actus reus Assault or battery that cau...

What is actus reus of assault? - Apprehension of immediate unlawful personal violence What is mens rea of assault? - Intention or recklessness as to causing a person to apprehend immediate unlawful personal violence Does D need to have the means to carry out the violence that is threatened for assault? - No What does 'immediate' mean for assault? - Some time not excluding the immediate future. Imminent. What is actus reus of battery? - Application of unlawful force ...

AQA A Level Law Paper 1 Revision Booklet. Summaries each offence you will need to aim to achieve A/A* in your exams. Contains everything you need for paper 1 - from non-substantive, to substantive, and concept questions. Includes - - murder, LOC, Diminished Responsibility - Capacity Defences - Necessity Defences - Attempted Offences - Involuntary Manslaughter - Common Assault - Common Assault Battery - S47 ABH - S20 / S18 GBH - Theft and Robbery and more.

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Actus reas of assault Apprehension of immediate unlawful violence Defined in Fagan v MPC Mens Rea of assault Intention or subjective recklessness to cause D to apprehend immediate unlawful violence. -Fagan v MPC Actus reas of battery Unlawful application of force -R v Ireland Mens Rea of battery Intention or subjective recklessness for the unlawful application of force. -DPP v Majewski ABH (S47) Actus reus Assault or battery that causes harm Mens Rea of ABH intention or subjective recklessn...

Detailed summery of s18 GBH with relevant case law.

Summary only: can be tried only in Magistrates' Court, e.g. assault, battery, criminal damage under £5k - NA Indictable only: can be tried only in Crown Court, e.g. robbery, rape, s18 GBH, murder, homicide, aggravated criminal damage - NA Either way: can be tried in Magistrates' or Crown Court, e.g. theft, criminal damage, fraud, burglary, arson, ABH, s20 GBH - NA When suspect request legal advice, DSCC is contacted and will then determine whether telephone advice is sufficient or wh...

This is a full model answer to the offences of S20 GBH, S20 WOUNDING, S18 GBH AND S18 WOUNDING. It includes the law/content required with cases AND examples of application (which you can compare with your given question and apply).

I created a document that summarises all of the content you need to know for the Criminal Law Paper 1 exam for AQA A-Level.