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Criminal Law
Non-fatal Offences against the Person
S.20
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s.20 offences against the person act
1861
?
wounding
/
inflicting GBH.
AR of s.20?
(
two ways
of
committing offence under s.20
)
D wounds V or D inflicts GBH to V.
*
apply relevant AR
(
remember
-
not all wounds are really serious
).
Eisenhower
?
a
wound
is a
break
in both
layers
of skin resulting in
blood.
DPP v Smith?
‘grievous’
means
‘really serious’.
Brown v Stratton?
multiple ABH type injuries can amount to GBH.
MR of s.20?
Intention
/
recklessness
as to some
physical harm
(
Mowatt
).
Parmenter
?
If D does not see the
risk
of any
harm
, must charge under
s.47
(even if
serious harm
).