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what is assault?
an act which causes the victim to
apprehend
the infliction of
immediate
,
unlawful force
the d either intends to cause another to
fear
immediate
unlawful
personal
violence
or is
reckless
as to whether such
fear
is caused
what is AR of assault?
an act
which causes the v to apprehend the infliction of immediate,
unlawful
force
"
an act
"
an assault requires some positive act (not an
omission
) including words either verbal or
written- r v Constanza
spitting- r v misalati
silent phone calls- r v Ireland
"
apprehend immediate unlawful force
"
"
unlawful
": if it is lawful there
is no defnce
"immediate":must be imminent- smith v
chief superintendent
of
woking police station
MR for assault
either:
intention to cause another to fear
immediate unlawful personal violence
or
subjective recklessness
was to whether such
fear
is caused
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