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Criminal law
Non- Fatal offences
Law- GBH and Malicious Wounding
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Where does the definiton come from?
s20
of the
offences
against the person act
What type of offence is it?
Triable either way
How long can you be sentenced for?
Up to
five
years
What is a wound?
cut or
break
in the
continuity
of the skin
What case shows internal bleeding is not sufficient?
JCC V
Eisenhower
What does R v
Wood
(
1830
) show?
broken bones not considered unless skin
is
also broken
DPP V Smith?
really
serious
harm
R V
Bollom
?
severity is based on v's
health
and
age
R v
Burstow
?
psyciatric
injury can be
GBH
What case shows HIV is classed as GBH?
R
V
Dica
What does R v Lewis show?
Threats
from
window
s20-
technical assault
How did Burstow change infliction of GBH?
Only need to show D actions led to
consequence
of V
suffering
GBH
What did parmenter show?
A.R needs
wound
/ GBH don't have to foresee serious
harm
What word is the mens rea?
Maliciously
What is the mens rea?
Subjectively reckless-
R
v
Cunninghman
Intent-
Mohan
and
Woolin