Burglary

Question 1

Brown 1985

Answer 1

D smashed window to a argos shop. He leaned in and took goods.
Ratio: Not need to be substantial if it is effective
Area: entry

Question 2

Collins 1972

Answer 2

D climbed into open window and had sexual intercourse with woman.
Ratio: effective and substantial entry
Area: entry

Question 3

Ryan 1996

Answer 3

D was found wedged in kitchen window, his head and right arm were in the property.
Ratio: no effective entry
Area: entry

Question 4

Walkington 1979

Answer 4

D was in a shop and the till was slightly open. He reached to take money but there was non.
Ratio: no requirement to have physical separation
Area: building or part of a building

Question 5

B and S Leathley 1979

Answer 5

A lorry driver container was resting on sleepers and used as a refrigerated storage
Ratio: container is not a building
Area: building or part of a building

Question 6

Norfolk constabulary v seekings and Gould 1986

Answer 6

2 lorry containers being used as storage, they had been there for 2 years but still had wheels
Ratio: these did not amount to buildings
Area: building or part of a building

Question 7

Smith and Jones 1976

Answer 7

2 Appellants went to parents home and sole 2 TV sets. They had permission to be in the home.
Ratio: appellants exceeded their permissions.
Area: as a trespasser