Fraud, burglary and Robbery Flashcards

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What act can fraud be found under?

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-Fraud Act 2006

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What does S2(1) of the Fraud Act say?

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  • A person is in breach if he dishonestly makes a false representation and intends to make a gain for himself or another o
  • Or cause loss or expose another to that loss
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When is representation false?

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  • When it is untrue or misleading and a person knows this could be the case
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What act can burglary be found under?

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  • Section 9 of The Theft Act 1968
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What is the max sentence that can be had for burglary?

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  • 14 years
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What does S9(1) of the theft act say about burglary?

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a - Guilty if he enters a building as a trespasser with intent to commit an offence
b - Enters and steals or attempts to steal or attempts to cause GBH to someone

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What does S9(2) of the Theft Act say about burglary?

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  • Offences of stealing, inflicting GBH or doing unlawful damage to the building or inside the building
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Collins 1973

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  • Women asleep, drunk and naked and saw a figure in the window and assumed it was her boyfriend so she beckoned him to her bed
  • They had sex and then she realised it was not her BF and he was charged with burglary
  • TJ directed the jury that he would be guilty if he has intentionally or recklessly trespassed
  • At this time it could be classed as burglary intending to commit rape
  • He appealed TJ directions
  • conviction was quashed as he cannot be a trespasser without knowing or being reckless to the fact
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Jones and Smith 1976

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  • Went to fathers bungalow and stole TV
  • They claimed they had general permission to enter
  • COA said they would be guilty if ‘ They enter knowing they are entering in EXCESS of the permission that has been given or has been reckless to this’
  • Conviction upheld
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Brown 1985

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  • He had his half body through window so claimed he was not fully in the window
  • This appeal was dismissed
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Ryan 1996

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  • Man found D stuck in his window and the D had to be rescued by fire brigade
  • Claimed he was not capable of stealing
  • COA dismissed
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What section of what act can aggravated burglary be found?

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  • Section 10(1) theft act 1968
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What does Section 10(1) theft act 1968 say?

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  • If he commits burglary with a firearm, any weapon of offence or explosive with him
  • Max life sentence
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What is the definition of Robbery as can be found under section 8(1) of the theft act 1968?

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  • If he steals and immediately before or at the same time uses force on a person of seeks to put someone in fear of force
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