Exam 6: Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person

In the course of giving V a lift in his car, D pulls off V's coat against her wishes. She jumps from the car and breaks an ankle. Which of the following represents the law:

Psychiatric illness cannot amount to 'bodily harm' in respect of which of the following offences:

D raises a fist and thrusts it silently towards V, a blind man. Which of the following describes D's offence?

D punches a woman who is holding a baby, causing the baby to fall to the ground and suffer minor harm. D will be guilty of:

As a joke, D approaches V from behind and says, "Your money or your life!" Which of the following represents the law:

The significance of Dica [2004] is as follows:

D cuts off a substantial amount of V's hair. Which of the following represents D's position:

D, a stalker, telephones V and threatens that he will be at her door in an hour. V suffers psychological harm:

D shouts a violent threat at V from a moving car. Which of the following represents the law:

Injuries contrary to s47/s20/s18 OAPA 1861 can never be consented to in which of the following: