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Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).
Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).
Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

Factors which determine sports injury:

 The level of play (whether it be professional or amateur)


 The nature of the act (how severe the injury is)
 The degree of force used;
 The extent of injury (by implication the more serious the injury the more likely the
criminal law will step in); and
 The state of mind of the inflicting player (in essence the level of intention that can be
shown).

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