Burglary Flashcards
the Difference between degrees of burglary is based on what?
- Place burglarized
- Offender Armed
- Occupant injured
1st degree burglary
- Knowingly
- entered/remained
- building/occupied structure
- INTENT commit a crime vs. Person or property therein
- Offender or other participant assaults or menaces any person:
- entering the building
- in the building or occupied structure
- or during the flight of the crime
T/F
in order to have 1st degree burglary you must menace or assault a person during or flight from.
True
Intent part of burg you would have to prove what?
The person intended to commit a crime against a person (assault, Homicide) or property (theft, arson)
Is merely being armed sufficient for a charge of 1st degree burglary?
No
T/F
Trespass is not a lessor included offense in 1st degree burglary?
T
Is there a requirement to complete the crime of burglary in order to be charged
there isn’t a requirement for the competition of the crime
(asportation of items)
To become a habitual offender in Colorado how many times do you have to be convicted
3
2nd Degree Burglary
Most common
- Knowingly, unlawfully enter/remain
- building/dwelling/occupied structure
- without armed or assaulting/menacing
- unlawfully broke in/ entered/remained
- INTENT to commit a crime against a person/property
3rd Degree Burglary
- Offender Broke into (valuable property)
- vault, safe, cash register, coin machine
- Criminal mischief is not a lesser included charge ***
- Taking valuables that are locked
Possession of Burglary tools
- possessed: explosive tools, instruments
- involving forcible entry into premises
- or theft by physical taking
- Intent use the thing possessed in the commission of such offense