Larceny Flashcards

This Deck covers the types of larceny, elements of each & legislation that you are required to know for the exams.

1
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What is the section for Larceny ?

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Section 117 - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements of larceny?

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  1. The accused
  2. Taking & carrying away of property
  3. Belonging to another
  4. Without consent
  5. Without legal claim of right
  6. Fraudulently
  7. Intention to permanently deprive
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3
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What section is “Goods in custody”?

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Section 527C - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements for “Goods in custody”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Had anything
  3. In his or her custody, or the custody of another, or in the premises.
  4. Which thing may be reasonably suspected of being stolen or otherwise unlawfully obtained.
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5
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Explain the Mens Rea for goods in custody.

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  • Knowledge of the existence of the item.

- Knowledge of the likely nature of the item.

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What is the Section for “Receiving stolen property where stealing is a serious indictable offence”?

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Section 188 - Crimes Act 1900.

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What are the elements for “Receiving stolen property where stealing a serious indictable offence”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Receives, disposes of, or attempted to dispose of stolen property.
  3. The stealing amounts to a serious indictable offence.
  4. The accused knew the property was stolen at the time they received, disposed of, or attempted to dispose of it.
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What is the section for “Fraud”?

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Section 192E - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements of “Fraud”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Uses a deception.
  3. Dishonestly obtains property belonging to another or obtains any financial advantage or causes any financial disadvantage.
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10
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What is the section for “Larceny by bailee”?

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Section 125 - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements for “Larceny by bailee”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Possesses property as a bailee
  3. Takes or converts property to their own use or the use of another
  4. Acts fraudulently (dishonestly)
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What is the section for “Larceny by clerk or servant”?

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Section 156 - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements for “Larceny by clerk or servant”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Clerk or servant of master/employer
  3. Steals property (elements of larceny must be established)
  4. Property belonging to the accused’s master/employer
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14
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What is the section for “Embezzlement”?

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Section 157 - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements for “Embezzlement”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Clerk or servant
  3. Received property on behalf of employer
  4. Fraudulently embezzles that property
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16
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What is the section for “Break, enter & commit serious indictable offence”?

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Section 112 - Crimes Act 1900

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What are the elements for “Break, enter & commit SIO - (1) (a) - Breaking into & entering premises”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Breaks
  3. Enters
  4. Dwelling-house or other building
  5. Commits a serious indictable offence
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What are the elements for “Break, enter & commit SIO - (1) (b) - Breaking within premises & then breaking out”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Enters
  3. Dwelling-house or other building
  4. Commits a serious indictable offence
  5. Breaks out
19
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What are the two types of breaks and explain them?

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Actual breaking = involves breaking the seal of the premises, interfering with the physical security of the premises.

Constructive breaking (KFCT) 
K - Key 
F - Fraud 
C - Conspiracy 
T - Threat
20
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What are the circumstances of aggravation for “Break, enter and commit SIO”?

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(ACUPID)

A - Armed with an offensive weapon or instrument
C- In company
U - Use of corporal violence
P - People (Lawful occupants) on premises at the time of the offence
I - Infliction of actual bodily harm
D - Deprivation of liberty

21
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What are the special circumstances of aggravation for “Break, enter and commit SIO”?

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  • Intentionally wounds or intentionally inflicts GBH on any person.
  • Inflicts GBH on any person and is reckless as to causing ABH to that or any other person.
  • Armed with a dangerous weapon.
22
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What is the section for “Stealing property in a dwelling house”?

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Section 148 - Crimes Act 1900

23
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What are the elements for “Stealing property in a dwelling house”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Steals (elements of larceny)
  3. Property
  4. In a dwelling-house & carries it out of such dwelling house.
24
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What section is “Taking a conveyance without consent of owner”?

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Section 154A - Crimes Act 1900

25
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What are the elements for “Taking a conveyance without consent of owner”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Without consent
  3. Takes and drives away conveyance, or
  4. Knowing that any conveyance has been taken without such consent, drives it or allows him/herself to be carried in or on it.
26
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What is the Section for “Steal motor vehicle, vessel or trailer”?

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Section 154F - Crimes Act 1900

27
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What are the elements for “Steal motor vehicle, vessel or trailer”?

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  1. The accused
  2. Steals (Elements of larceny)
  3. Motor vehicle, vessel or trailer.
28
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What is section 118 of the Crimes Act 1900?

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Intention to return property is not a sufficient defence for larceny.