Assault/Battery Occasioning ABH (OCR A-Level Law): Quizzes

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Assault/Battery Occasioning ABH
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Under which statutory provision is ABH defined?

Section 47 OAPA 1861

What is the maximum sentence for ABH?

Five years' imprisonment

What must be committed as a prerequisite for ABH?

Either an assault or a battery

How many distinct components make up the actus reus of ABH?

Three components

How did R v Miller (1954) define ABH?

Hurt/injury interfering with health/comfort

What type of psychiatric injury can constitute ABH?

A recognized psychiatric condition

What mens rea is required for ABH?

Intent/recklessness as to assault/battery only

What type of recklessness is required for ABH?

Subjective recklessness

What type of liability offence is ABH classified as?

Constructive liability

Which of these would NOT constitute ABH?

Temporary reddening of skin

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