Ht3 Flashcards
Define theft
the dishonest appropriation of property belonging to another with the intention to permanently deprive the other of it.
Can a corpse be considered property
(Give case)
No
R V Sharp
Can prohibited drugs be considered property
(Give case)
Yes
R V Smith
As per ivy and Barton what is the test for dishonesty
- What was the defendant’s actual state of knowledge or
belief as to the facts? - Was the defendant’s conduct dishonest by the standards of ordinary decent people?
What dose Robery consist of
Theft and force
Can you be liable for theft of your own property
(Give case)
Yes
R v Turner
Dose copying always amount to theft
(Give case)
No
R v Lloyd
Dose force need to be used in order to steal (give case)
Yes
Corcoran v anderton
List the 2 types of criminal defences
Capacity defence
Necessity defence
List the defences for capacity defence
- Insanity
2.automatism - Intoxication
List the defences for necessity defence
1.self defence
2. Durress
When is insanity defence used
- At the time of the crime
- Insane at the time of the trial
What must be proven for insanity
• A defect of reason
• Caused by a disease of the mind
• Did not know the nature/quality of their act, or
• Did not know what they were doing was wrong
List the 2 types of automatism
Insane
Non insane