Offence Elements Flashcards
Assault
- Assaults
- Another Person
What charge to use?
- Intent
- Weapons or Degree of force used
- Injury Received
Assault types - Section 2 Crimes Act 1961
- Intentionally applying force directly
- Intentionally applying force indirectly
- Attempting to apply force directly
- Attempting to apply force indirectly
- Threatening, by any act or gesture, to apply force if the person making that threat has the present ability
- Threatening, by any act or gesture, to apply such force if the person believes making the threat causes the other to believe on reasonable grounds he has - the present ability
Wilful damage
- Intentionally
- Damages
- Property
OR - Sets Fire to
- Any tree or vegetation
Theft (takes)
- Dishonestly
- Without claim of right
- Takes
- Any property
- With the intent to deprive the owner permanently of that property
- OR any interest in that property
Theft (uses or deals)
- Dishonestly
- Without Claim of right
- Uses or deals
- Any property
- With intent to deprive any owner permanently of that property
- OR any interest in that property
- After obtaining possession or control of that property in whatever manner
Burglary (enters)
- Enters
- Any building, or any ship, or any part of and building or shop
- Without lawful claim or right
- With intent to commit and imprisonable offence in the building OR ship
Burglary (having entered)
- Having entered
- Any building, or any ship, or any part of and building or shop
- Remains without authority
- With intent to commit and imprisonable offence in the building OR ship
Aggravated Burglary (While committing Burglary)
- Has a weapon with them
OR - Uses anything as a weapon
Aggravated Burglary (Having committed a burglary)
- Has a weapon with him or her
OR - Uses anything as a weapon while still in the building or ship
Robbery (10 years imprisonment)
- Theft
- Accompanied by violence
OR
-Threats of violence - To any person
OR - To any property
- Used to extort the property stolen
OR - To prevent or overcome resistance of property being stolen
Assault with intent to rob
Commits the violence but nothing is actually stolen (7 year imprisonment)
Demands with menace (7 years)
Threats or demands property but no theft occurs
Receiving
- Receives
- Any property stolen or so obtained
OR - Obtained through another imprisonable offence
- Knowing that property to have been stolen or so obtained
OR - Being reckless as to whether that property had been stolen or so obtained
Unlawful takes vehicle
- Dishonestly
- Without claim of right
- But not so as to be guilty of theft
- Takes
- For his or her own purposes OR another persons purposes
- Any vehicle OR ship OR aircraft OR any part of any vehicle, ship or aircraft OR any horse
Unlawful uses vehicle
- Dishonestly
- Without claim of right
- But not so as to be guilty of theft
- Uses
- For his or her own purposes OR another persons purposes
- Any vehicle OR ship OR aircraft OR any part of any vehicle, ship or aircraft OR any horse
Unlawful interferes with vehicle
- Dishonestly
- Without claim of right
- Interferes with
- Any vehicle OR any ship OR any aircraft
Unlawfully getting into OR upon
Dishonestly
- Without claim of right
- Gets into OR gets upon
- Any vehicle OR any ship OR any aircraft
Fighting in a public place
- Fights
- In a public place
Public Place
- A place that at any material time
- Is open to or being used by the public
- Whether free or on payment of a charge
- And whether the owner or occupier is lawfully entitled to exclude or eject that person from the place
Public Place Part 2
- And includes any aircraft, hovercraft etc.
- That is available for hire or reward
- Also includes the interior of any vehicle if it is in a public place
Offensive OR disorderly behaviour
- In a public place OR within view of a public place
- Behaves in an offensive manner OR behaves in a disorderly manner
Resisting Police
- Resists OR incites or encourages any other person to resist
- Any constable, authorised officer etc. in the execution of their duty
Obstructing Police
- Intentionally obstructs OR incites or encourages any other person to obstruct - Any constable, authorised officer etc. in the execution of their duty