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ABH s47
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AR
There is an
assault
or
battery
leading to some harm
MR
intention or recklessness as to an
assault
or
battery
Miller
ABH defined as
‘any hurt
or injury which interferes with the health and
comfort
of the victim
R v
Chan-Fook
actual harm means not so trivial as to be wholly insignificant
T v DPP
loss of
consciousness
is an ABH
DPP
v
Smith
(Michael)
cutting someone's
hair
amounts to an ABH, hair is an
extension
of the body
Burstow
ABH can include
psychiatric illness
Savage
the
MR
for an ABH is the same as for an
assault
and battery