WorksheetsAssault and Robbery Quiz
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
Assault must be....
Intentional or Reckless
Accidental
Deadly
Fatal
To constitute assault, the threat must be....
Real
Timely
Immediate
Happening in the future
In which case did a man place his hand on his sword and threaten another?
Hanson v Dublin
Westphalia v Cumberbatch
Gregory v R
Tuberville v Savage
Battery is the....
Attempt of murder
Unlawful application of force
Charging of one's car batteries
Mixing of cake batter
In what case did the defendant recklessly injure a police officer?
R v Venna
Hinds v R
Baptiste v Arnold
Charles v R
Why are assault and battery different?
Assault is an immediate threat, battery is the application of force
Assault is when you hit someone, battery is when you pretend to
Assault is when you think about hurting someone, battery is when you do it
Assault is only partly an offence, battery is a full offence
Which case answers the question of whether silence can be assault?
R v Hinds
R v Ireland
Ireland v Dublin
Ox v Loin
