What does 'assault by beating' (UK law) mean in layman terms?
If an adult is charge with an 'assault by beating' what are the odds of that person not getting a criminal record (UK Law)?
How can common assault be considered non indictable in the UK? After an assault, can a victim press charges if the police won't? Can I press charges for assault? Is it legal to use lethal force when someone is being sexually assaulted? How common is rape in men's prison? How prevalent is sexual assault (or rape) in US prisons? How likely is it to get a misdeameanor c domestic violence down to diversion in missouri? Should people with a "criminal record" be allowed to practise law? If someone grabs you by your shirt with both their hands and tells you to shut up, is that assault and can you call the police? What is conviction of a crime and how is it enforced? Is threatening someone a crime? Can someone be charged for threatening you? Can a man charge a woman with rape? How common is prison rape? Is rape in prison common? How likely are you to get arrested if you walk up and shoot someone? Can you be prosecuted for a crime committed in another country? Can a UK solicitor practice after serving a jail sentence? What proof do you need to get a restraining order against someone? How do I press charges on assault? What constitutes sexual assault? Is it legal to not report a crime? Is it ever right to try (put on trial) one person for another person's crime? How do you cover up a felony record? Is is a crime in the United States to watch someone else commit a violent crime and do nothing to stop or report them? Can convincing someone to commit a crime be a crime? Does a DUI conviction count as a criminal offense? Would you date someone who was convicted of domestic violence? What is the best punishment for the offence of rape? Theoretically, if I hired a hit man, but only to shoot someone in the kneecaps, what would the criminal charges be?