offences against the Define the respective elements of the actus person: reus and mens rea of: assault, battery and assault and battery Question: Explain the Week 19 ABH. relationship between the Actual Bodily Harm three offences. (ABH), contrary to s47 Offences against the Person Act 1861 (OAPA 1861) Non-fatal offences against the Define the respective elements of the actus person – reus and mens rea of both s20 and s18. Grievous bodily harm (GBH) Complete the following . Week 20 Explain the and wounding contrary, to s18 relationship between and 20 OAPA 1861. the two offences. actus reus: Define the concept of – appropriation. appropriation Explain what does and property does not amount to property. belonging to another. Analyse the circumstances in which items belong to another. Get the class to use their whiteboards and complete the following mens rea: Define dishonesty in – terms of statutory dishonesty provision and the common law. Research: the AR and MR intention permanently of Robbery. Write notes to deprive. Explain the Week 21 circumstances in on the key cases. which the law holds that an intention permanently to deprive exists. Robbery: Define the elements of the actus reus and Research: research the actus reus of robbery mens rea of robbery. Criminal Attempts Act mens rea of robbery. Explain the Week 22 1981. Identify and explain relationship between the key provisions. robbery and theft. Attempts Define the – requirements Requirements of s1 Criminal necessary for an Question: Analyse when attempt. Attempts Act 1981 behaviour does or does Week 23 not fall of an attempt.
Week 19 offences against the person: assault and battery Actual Bodily Harm (ABH), contrary to s47 Offences against the Person Act 1861 (OAPA 1861) Define the respective elements of the actus reus and mens rea of: assault, battery and ABH. Question: Explain the relationship between the three offences. Week 20 Non-fatal offences against the person – Grievous bodily harm (GBH) and wounding contrary, to s18 and 20 OAPA 1861. Define the respective elements of the actus reus and mens rea of both s20 and s18. Explain the relationship between the two offences. Complete the following . – actus reus: appropriation property belonging to another. Define the concept of appropriation. Explain what does and does not amount to property. Analyse the circumstances in which items belong to another. Get the class to use their whiteboards and complete the following Week 21 – mens rea: dishonesty intention permanently to deprive. Define dishonesty in terms of statutory provision and the common law. Explain the circumstances in which the law holds that an intention permanently to deprive exists. Research: the AR and MR of Robbery. Write notes on the key cases. Week 22 Robbery: actus reus of robbery mens rea of robbery. Define the elements of the actus reus and mens rea of robbery. Explain the relationship between robbery and theft. Research: research the Criminal Attempts Act 1981. Identify and explain the key provisions. Week 23 Attempts – Requirements of s1 Criminal Attempts Act 1981 Define the requirements necessary for an attempt. Question: Analyse when behaviour does or does not fall of an attempt.
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