Deception

Question 0

What must a deception be? And what kinds are there? What if someone is not deceived?

Answer 0

Deliberate or reckless through Fact or law
Must have deception to play on mind of victim

Attempted deception if not tricked

Question 1

What is the definition of obtaining property by deception? Sec 14 theft act 1981

Answer 1

Use deception to
dishonestly obtain property
belonging to another
with the intention to permanently deprive the other of it

Question 2

How would someone obtain property?

Answer 2

Through control
Ownership
Possession

Question 3

What is the definition of obtaining services by deception? Sec 16 theft act 1981

Answer 3

A person who by any deception dishonestly obtains services from another by falsely causing the other into believing the service either has been or will be paid

Question 4

What is the definition of making of without payment? Sec 18

Answer 4

Any person who in any place obtains goods or services having reason to believe that it is a condition of obtaining goods or services that he is required to pay for them prior to leaving that place
Dishonestly leaves the places without paying and intending not to pay for same

Question 5

To handle stolen goods, what must happen? Sec 24

Answer 5

A person must know or believe the goods are stolen (could be proceeds of stolen property)
Must dishonestly:
Receive
Remove
Dispose
Realise
Retain

Question 6

Define criminal damage

Answer 6

A person without lawful excuse
Destroys or damages any property 
Belonging to another, 
by intending to
Or bring reckless to

Question 7

Give the 2 lawful excuses for criminal damage

Answer 7

Permission

Protection

Question 8

What would qualify a criminal damage as an aggravated crim dam?

Answer 8

By doing the damage and endangering a life

Question 9

Which 3 things can a person gain through deception?

Answer 9

Property
Service
Pecuniary advantage