battery

Question 1

Fagan

Answer 1

Inflicting unlawful physical force on the victim

Question 2

Inflicting unlawful physical force on the victim

Answer 2

Fagan

Question 3

Fagan

Answer 3

(If applicable) An omission will satisfy the AR of battery

Question 4

(If applicable) An omission will satisfy the AR of battery

Answer 4

Fagan

Question 5

day

Answer 5

(If applicable) Touching of clothes will amount to unlawful physical force

Question 6

(If applicable) Touching of clothes will amount to unlawful physical force

Answer 6

day

Question 7

collins v wilcock

Answer 7

(If applicable) force will not be unlawful if the victim is being overly sensitive

Question 8

(If applicable) force will not be unlawful if the victim is being overly sensitive

Answer 8

collins v wilcock

Question 9

Pagett

Answer 9

Causation in fact - but for test

Question 10

causation in fact - but for test

Answer 10

pagett

Question 11

Jordan

Answer 11

causation in law - significant cause

Question 12

causation in law - signifiant cause

Answer 12

Jordan

Question 13

Mohan

Answer 13

Direct intention (main aim or purpose) to inflict unlawful physical force

Question 14

Direct intention (main aim or purpose) to inflict unlawful physical force

Answer 14

mohan

Question 15

cunningham

Answer 15

Subjective recklessness (D knew the risk and took it anyway) to inflict unlawful physical force

Question 16

Subjective recklessness (D knew the risk and took it anyway) to inflict unlawful physical force

Answer 16

Cunningham