Non Fatal Offences Against the Person # 2 - Assault

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[@oliviaduffin9210]

Q: If a D threatened to throw acid on someone, although it was only water, and then proceeded to throw the water on the V - would the D be liable for assault or for battery? Scenario 1 - the D knows the liquid is water. Scenario 2 - the D thinks the liquid is acid. Thank you in advance, love the lectures!

[@anth2154]

I'd say it would be assault as the threat is there, causing the other person to fear immediate unlawful violence, however the mens rea would mean it would only be common assault as the offender knew it was water.

[@TheLawBank]

Scenario one will definitely be assault as D intends to cause apprehension of immediate unlawful force. It would also be battery which only requires unlawful touching. Throwing water meets this requirement.

[@TheLawBank]

In scenario 2. D would still be guilty for assault and battery. However, could potentially be prosecuted for attempting to cause GBH. The fact on throwing the “acid” is more than merely preparatory and the fact that the office was impossible doesn’t matter. The intention to cause GBH is there.

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So in scenario 2 there could be three separate charges

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It's ridiculous how a minor punch or kick with no damage can get you in jail

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It's ricdioculs how a minor punch or kick and no damage you can still go to jail lol

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