Non Fatal Offences 1- Apply the Law to a Problem Question

This video on common law assault and battery can be used as an introduction or as a review for revision purposes.It is designed to be used as an interactive video resource to help with building an answer to a problem type scenario.

[@jalpari234]

I would like to point out one mistake in the definition of Assault "causing V fear of an immediate unlawful force whereas infliction doesn't, not at all means fear it simply means "anticipation" V does not fear of an immediate unlawful force in Assault, instead anticipate or expect an unlawful force.

[@tashawallace474]

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[@nipabegum7042]

Thank you

[@martincorb6001]

Hi, I liked your video, but a Battery from my understanding has no statutory definition, only the punishment for a battery is set out in the statute under s.39 Criminal Justice Act 1988. The definition and all elements of the offence of battery are set out in common law case law.

[@ThePurpleKiss101]

Very Helpful, Thanks :)

[@MariyahHusayn1]

Hi Precious, I'm so glad you find the video resource helpful. All the best :)