burglary Flashcards
1
Q
Ryan
A
entry doesn’t have to be effective, can use an object to help.
2
Q
B and S v Leathly
A
“building” has a certain degree of permanency
3
Q
S9(4)
A
building also applies to dwellings and inhabited vehicles or vessels
4
Q
R v Walkington
A
part of a building, walked behind the counter
5
Q
R v Laing
A
part of a building, walked into the stockroom
6
Q
R v Smith and jones
A
became trespassers, exceeded their permission, had permission to enter, but not to steal
7
Q
R v Collins
A
D must intend to trespass or do it recklessly, he was not trespassing as she had invited him in
8
Q
AG ref (No 1 and 2 of 1979)
A
conditional intent is sufficient intent for burglary.
9
Q
S9(1)(a)
A
intent to steal, GBH or criminal damage before entering.
10
Q
S9(1)(b)
A
attempt or actually commit GBH or theft once entering.
