Criminal law — offences against the person
T-Level: Legal Services: Criminal law — offences against the person
What you'll learn
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Imagine someone shoves you in the corridor — that's a type of offence against the person. These are crimes where one person hurts another person, either physically or by making them scared.
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What do offences against the person involve?
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Let's look at the three main types — like rungs on a ladder. Assault, battery, and actual bodily harm (ABH).
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Drag each offence to the right rung on the ladder — least serious at the bottom, most serious at the top.
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Which offence involves NO touching at all?
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Now let's look at a case: Sam waves a fist at Jamie and shouts 'I'll get you!' but never touches them. Jamie is scared.
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In the Sam and Jamie case, which offence did Sam commit?
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