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Criminal Law (Non-fatal Offences (Common assault (Actus reus (The act,…

- - - - The act
      - Apprehension
      - Immediate violence
  - - - Direct / indirect
      - Non-consensual
      - Physical contact
  - - - Actual bodily harm
      - Occasioning
      - Psychiatri injury
  - - - Wounding and GBH
      - Infliction
    - - section 20
  - - - wounding / causing GBH
    - - Malice
      - Ulterior intent
- - - - State of affairs
      - Surrounding circumstances
      - Conduct
      - Result
      - Conduct and result
    - - Factual
        
        'But for' test
      - Legal
        
        substantial
    - - Victim
      - Third Party
      - Natural event
    - - Relationships
      - Contract
      - Voluntary Assumption
      - Dangerous situation
  - - - Intention
        
        Direct
        
        Oblique
      - Recklessness
        
        Subjective
        
        Objective
- - - - Penetration
      - Lack of consent
    - - Intentional penetration
      - lack of reasonable belief
  - - - non-penile penetration
      - lack of consent
    - - intentional penetration
      - lack of reasonable belief
  - - - sexual touching
      - lack of consent
    - - intentional touching
      - lack of reasonable belief
- - - - intention to kill
        
        direct intention
        
        oblique intention
    - - intention to cause GBH
- - - - recognised medical condition
      - impaired ability
      - provides an explanation
    - - qualifying triggers
      - objective test
  - - - unlawful act
      - dangerousness
      - causing death
    - - duty of care
      - breach of duty
      - causing death
      - appropriate for criminal liability
    - - fills gap between unlawful dangerous act and gross negligence
      - existence uncertain