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Criminal Law
Non-Fatal Offences
S.18 Wounding / GBH with Intent
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What does s.18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 define?
Wounding or Causing Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent
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What type of offence is s.18 under the Offences Against the Person Act 1861?
Indictable offence
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What is the maximum custodial sentence for an offence under s.18?
Life
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How does the actus reus of s.18 compare to s.20?
It has the same actus reus as s.20
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Why is s.18 considered more serious than s.20?
Because of the
mens rea
requirement
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What is sufficient mens rea for s.20?
Seeing
the
risk
of some
harm
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What must the defendant intend for s.18?
To intend
really serious harm
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What are the two components of actus reus for s.18?
Wound and cause
grievous
bodily harm
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What does the statement "All the same AR cases of s.20 apply" imply?
That the
actus reus
cases for s.20 are also applicable to
s.18
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What is the mens rea for s.18 according to the case of Belfon?
Intention to cause
grievous bodily harm
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What is another mens rea for s.18 according to the case of Morrison?
Intention
to
resist
arrest
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What does it mean that intent can be direct or oblique?
It can be intended directly or as a foreseeable
consequence
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Is intention to wound sufficient for s.18 according to the case of Taylor?
No
, intention to wound is
NOT
sufficient
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