Definitions

Question 0

Any property stolen

Answer 0

Anything whatsoever, property of any person, has value and has been stolen.

Question 1

Receives

Answer 1

Either exclusively or jointly, thief or any other person, possession or control over anything unlawfully obtained, helps concealment or disposal

Question 2

Any property obtained by any other imprisonable offence

Answer 2

Anything whatsoever, the property of any person, has value, has been obtained by an imprisonable offence other than theft

Question 3

Knowing the property to have been stolen or so obtained

Answer 3

Believing at the time of receiving, stolen, obtained

Question 4

Being reckless as to whether the property had been stolen or so obtained

Answer 4

Receives the property, consciously taking an unreasonable risk, stolen or obtained

Question 5

Intentionally

Answer 5

Deliberate or reckless act without authority, consent, or excuse

Question 6

Uses or deals with?

Answer 6

Has possession, control, exceeds authority or conditions, using or dealing in any manner

Question 7

Dishonestly

Answer 7

Without a belief, consent or authority from the owner

Question 8

Without claim of right

Answer 8

No belief that the act was lawful

Question 9

But not so as to be guilty of theft

Answer 9

Unable to prove an intention to permanently deprive the owner

Question 10

Uses

Answer 10

Gains possession or control, exceeds authority or conditions given by owner by using it in any manner

Question 11

In any public place

Answer 11

A place that, at any material time, is open to or is being used by the public, whether free or on payment of charge, and whether any owner or occupier of the place is lawfully entitled to exclude or eject any person from that place; includes any aircraft, hovercraft, ship or ferry or other vessel, train or vehicle carrying or available to carry passengers for reward: includes interior of any vehicle which is in a public place

Question 12

Interferes with

Answer 12

Touches or deals with in any way

Question 13

What is circumstantial evidence?

Answer 13

D - denies possession (thats not mine)
U - under value price
C - conceals property
C - conduct in relation to sale (toilets)
A - amount and nature (hundreds of cigarettes)

Question 14

Doctrine of recent possession?

Answer 14

If a person is found with recent stolen property this is sufficient enough evidence to justify they are either the thief or receiver

Question 15

Uses ( dishonestly uses or attempts to use)

Answer 15

Physically uses the document

Question 16

Attempts to use (dishonestly uses or attempts to use a document)

Answer 16

Physically attempts to use the document

Question 17

Any document

Answer 17

Something that conveys information or serves as a record

Question 18

With intent to obtain

Answer 18

An intention to obtain or retain for himself or herself or any other person