Burglary Flashcards

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Origin

A

s9 Theft Act 1968
-triable wither way
-14yrs for house/10yrs for building

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s10

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Aggravated burglary

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Actus Reus

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-entry
-building or part of
-trespasser

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Mens Rea

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s9(1)(a)
s9(1)(b)

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Entry

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-collins: ladder into room, effective and substantial
-Brown: be effective
-Ryan: up to jury to decided on case facts, stuck in window

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Building or part of

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not defined/wide application/house/flat
-B+S v Leathley: building as no wheels
-R v Walkington: shop, D had permission to be in one area but not the other

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Trespasser

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-Collins: permission so not trespasser
-R v Smith and Jones: exceeded permission

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s9(1)(a)

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he enters any building as trespasser with intent to steal, inflict GBH, unlawful damage
-intend to do 1 of 3, doesn’t have to be successful

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s9(1)(b)

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having entered a building as a trespasser, attempt to steal, GBH
-Ds intention on entry is irrelevant, only matters where D committed or attempted
-requisite MR

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Mens Rea for burglary

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-subjective recklessness
-D must know they are a trespasser

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Difference between A and B

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difference is intention at the time of entry

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