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S.20 OAPA 1861 - Wounding & GBH/Wounding & GBH with intent
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S.20 and/or S.18 OAPA 1861 - wounding and GBH and/ or wounding and GBH with intent - definition
AR for s.20 and s.18 = the
same
D must
wound
or
cause
GBH
s.20 GBH - MR
intention or
recklessness
as to whether some
harm
is caused
s.18 GBH - MR
Belfon
->
intention
to do some GBH
Morrisson
->
maliciously
resist arrest
s.20/s.18 GBH - AR = wound or GBH
Eisenhower
-> a wound is a
break
in the continuity of the whole
skin
DPP v Smith
-> GBH means really serious
harm
Wood
-> can include
broken bones
Brown
and
Stratton
-> can include a
combination
of
injuries
Dica
/
Rowe
->
HIV
can amount to GBH
Golding
->
Herpes
can amount to GBH
s.18
GBH
/
Wounding
- MR
Specific intent offence
, and intention to cause really serious harm is needed (Belfon) or
maliciously resisting arrest