1. Instruction 6.100 Revised May 2014 Affray Affray G.L

2. Affray.

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4. What is affray?

5. The men were charged with affray / with causing an affray.

6. The men were charged with Affray/with causing an Affray

7. Essential ingredients of Affray

8. Affranchise (Thesaurus) afforest affray

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10. Affray definition is - fray, brawl

11. Affray is an indictable offence which may be determined summarily (in the Magistrates Court.) What is Affray?

12. Snapped his neck in the affray.

13. Be a hero in the affray!

14. He was recently charged with affray.

15. Affrays meaning Plural form of affray.

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17. Affray under Indian Penal Code Section 159 Affray.—When two or more persons, by scuffling in a public place, disturb the public peace, they are said to “commit an offence of Affray”

18. Affray- section 93C of Crimes Act 1900

19. Affray (a) An Affray is the fighting by two or more persons in some public place to the disturbance of the public tranquility

20. The boxer, of Walworth, denies affray charges.

21. Affray translate: rixa, distúrbio da paz

22. Lowe is also charged with causing an affray.

23. Paragraph 221, 222, 225 ‐ grievous bodily harm, affray

24. The men were charged with causing an affray.

25. In order to be Affray the fighting must be mutual

26. Affray definition, a public fight; a noisy quarrel; brawl

27. ‘a person guilty of Affray’ ‘At a hearing earlier this month, the accused pleaded guilty to causing an Affray during a fight in a pub in April.’ ‘His criminal record also includes armed robbery, Affray, assault, theft and public order offences.’ ‘The plaintiff was the widow of a man killed in a criminal Affray.’

28. You were arrested outside McGonagles for drunken affray in September.

29. Affray An offence under section 3 is triable either way

30. Affray—When two or more persons, by scuffling in a public place, disturb the public peace, they are said to “commit an offence of Affray”

31. Dick told me a complete other version of that affray.

32. Dick told me a complete other version of that affray

33. Yesterday Fulcher, appeared before Teesside Crown Court and admitted affray.

34. Affray is a type of such disorderly conduct and the Laws of Affray fall in the category of Laws for community welfare and public peace

35. Benjamin Turner, of Twickenham, London, denies harming him and affray.

36. It created other offences - violent disorder, affray and threatening behaviour.

37. The Crime of Affray is a common and frequently occurring crime.

38. The Affray had burst over the slumbering town like a thunderclap.

39. An interesting shooting affray was on in the mountains of Kentucky.

40. Legal Definition of Affray : a fight between two or more people in a public place that disturbs the peace History and Etymology for Affray Middle French affrai, effrai fright, disturbance, from …

41. Flgurcl in a cutting Affray In Seattle, wa* one of th**e rentry

42. His success with Jane had resulted in the affray between him and John.

43. The Affray at Ferrara put the scutch upon the mighty railway scheme

44. Affray, fighting in public in a way that endangers or alarms others.

45. The crime of affray is decomposed from hooliganism set by the previous Criminal Law.

46. Affray 93C Affray (1) A person who uses or threatens unlawful violence towards another and whose conduct is such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for his or her personal safety is guilty of Affray and liable to imprisonment for 10 years.

47. Contestation: See: affray , altercation , argument , belligerency , confrontation , contention , controversy , opposition , primary , strife , struggle

48. An Affray is a noisy and violent fight, especially in a public place.

49. Affray is a somewhat old-fashioned word for an assault or public disturbance

50. They did not see him during the Affray or attack on Fort Nisqually

51. Barnstaple crown court was told he caused an affray at a pub in Braunton, Devon.

52. The definition of Affray is defined under Section 267A of the Penal Code:

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54. In December 2013, three of them pleaded guilty to affray, and were subsequently jailed.

55. (b) A person who commits the offense of Affray is guilty of a misdemeanor

56. Belligerency: noun affray , aggression , aggressiveness , altercation , animosity , antagonism , assault , attack , battling , bellicosity , belligerance , clashing

57. (b) A person who commits the offense of Affray is guilty of a misdemeanor

58. What does Affray mean in law? Affray is a public order offence, in contravention of section 3 of the Public Order Act 1986 and classified as a ‘breach of the peace’ as a result of disorderly conduct.

59. Commonly, Affray is used as an alternative charge to resolve a disputed assault allegation

60. The definition of an Affray is a loud disagreement or fight in a public place

61. Several masons working on the project were involved in an affray at Ravenstone in 1315.

62. 3 Affray. (1) A person is guilty of Affray if he uses or threatens unlawful violence towards another and his conduct is such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to

63. All three are charged with wounding with intent to commit grievous bodily harm and Affray

64. An example of an Affray is a loud argument between a couple in a restaurant.

65. He is also accused of possessing an offensive weapon - a large lump hammer - and affray.

66. Gambling houses ran full blast and hardly a night passed without its shooting or cutting affray.

67. If one person unlawfully attacks another who tries to defend himself it does not amount to Affray.

68. Affray is a public disorder offence and is related to the offences of riot and violent disorder

69. Affray noun fight, mêlée, contest, set-to (informal), encounter, outbreak of violence, scrap, disturbance, feud, quarrel, brawl, skirmish, scuffle, free-for-all (informal), fracas, dogfight, tumult, shindig (informal), scrimmage, shindy (informal), bagarre (French) He caused an Affray at a pub.

70. That Clem' s turned up, in Camden police station of all places, arrested for theft and minor affray

71. 277, § 39 The defendant is charged with violating the law by engaging in an Affray with others

72. The superstitious 35-year-old singer and impressionist was remanded on bail in his absence charged with affray.

73. He was acquitted of murder in # but convicted of affray and sentenced to four years in prison

74. A fight in a public place: Wallace was charged with causing an Affray at a Southampton nightclub.

75. 2019 The police said the 43-year-old man has been charged with assault causing bodily harm and Affray

76. Affray is the fighting of two or more persons in a public place to the terror of ordinary people

77. Since arm from arm that voice doth us affray, Hunting thee hence with hunt's- up to the day.

78. Before the Act the courts had, as a matter of sentencing practice, isolated two different types of affray.

79. The section puts it beyond argument that there is no defence that the affray took place in private.

80. For example, they have the authority to disperse an affray among minors and dismiss them with a warning only