Burglary

Question 1

For S9(1)a, must D enter any part of a building as a trespasser?

Answer 1

Yes

Question 2

For S9(1)a, what offences must D intend to commit?

Answer 2

GBH, criminal damage or theft

Question 3

What case illustrates that the D MUST enter the building?

Answer 3

Collins

Question 4

Which cases say that entry must be ‘substantive and effective’ even if this may not be the case anymore

Answer 4

Brown and Ryan

Question 5

What section talks about what the definition of a building is?

Answer 5

S9(4)

Question 6

What examples include buildings?

Answer 6

Houses, greenhouses, stables, flats and house boats

Question 7

What cases illustrates the definition of a building?

Answer 7

B & S V Leathley

Question 8

What cases illustrates a part of a building?

Answer 8

Walkington (behind the counter is a different part of a building)

Question 9

Can you go pass the permission given?

What is the case?

Answer 9

Yes

Case- Smith and Jones

Question 10

What Mens Rea do you need to trespass?

Answer 10

Intention or Recklessness

Question 11

What does s9(1)b state?

Answer 11

Committing an offence whilst being a trespasser

Question 12

What two offences are associated with s9(1)b?

Answer 12

GBH or theft

Question 13

What is conditional intent in association with burglary?

Answer 13

Entering a building intending to steal if there is anything valuable

Question 14

What sections of the Theft Act 1968 deal with burglary?

Answer 14

S9(1) a and S9(1)b