Offence Elements

Question 1

Dishonestly taking or using a document - section 228(1)(a) Crimes A t 1961.

Answer 1

• dishonestly
• without claim of right
• takes or obtains
• any document
• with intent to obtain any property or service or pecuniary advantage or valuable consideration.

Question 2

Dishonestly taking or using a document Section 228(1)(b) Crimes Act 1961.

Answer 2

• dishonestly
• without claim of right
• uses or attempts to use
• any document
• with intent to obtain any property, service, pecuniary advantage or valuable consideration.

Question 3

Obtaining by deception or causing loss by deception, Section 240(1)(a) Crimes Act 1961.

Answer 3

-by any deception
- without claim of right
- obtains ownership or possession of or control over
- any property or privilege or service or pecuniary advantage or benefit or valuable consideration
- directly or indirectly

Question 4

Obtaining by Deception or causing loss by deception, section 240(1)(b) crimes act 1961

Answer 4

• by any deception
• without claim of right
• in incurring any dept or liability
• obtains credit

Question 5

Obtaining by deception or causing loss by deception, section 240(1)(c) crimes act 1961.

Answer 5

• by any deception
• without claim of right
• induces or causes any other person to deliver over, execute, make, accept, endorse, destroy or alter
• any document or thing capable or being used to derive a pecuniary advantage.

Question 6

Obtaining by deception or casing loss by deception, section 240(1)(d) crimes act 1961.

Answer 6

• by any deception
• without claim of right
• causes loss to any other person

Question 7

Attempts, section 72 Crimes Act 1961

Answer 7

• with intent to commit an offence
• does or omits an act.
• for the purpose of accomplishing his objective.
  -whether in the circumstances it was possible to commit the offence or not.

Question 8

Forgery, section 256(1) crimes act 1961

Answer 8

• Makes a false document
• with the intention of using it to obtain
• any property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, service, benefit or valuable consideration.

Question 9

Forgery section 256(2) crimes act 1961

Answer 9

-makes a false document
- knowing it to be false
- with the intent that it be used or acted upon as genuine

Question 10

Using forged documents
Section 257(1)(a)crimes act 1961

Answer 10

-knowing a document to be forged
- uses the document
- with intent to obtain and property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, service, benefit or valuable consideration.

Question 11

Altering, concealing, destroying or reproducing documents with intent to deceive, section 258(1) crimes act 1961?

Answer 11

-with intent to obtain by deception
- any property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, service, benefit or valuable consideration or to cause loss to any other person
- alters, conceals, destroys any document or causes any document to be altered, concealed or destroyed.
Or makes a document or causes a document to be made that is, in whole or part, a reproduction of any other document.

Question 12

Using altered or reproduced document with intent to deceive, section 259(1) crimes act 1961

Answer 12

-knowing any document to have been made or altered with the intent in section 258.
- with intent to obtain by deception.
- any property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, service, benefit or valuable consideration.
- uses or deals with or acts upon, the document.

Question 13

Accessing computer system for dishonest purpose, section 249(1) crimes act 1961?

Answer 13

• dishonestly or by any deception
• without claims of right
• accesses any computer system
• and thereby obtains any property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, benefit, service, valuable consideration or causes loss to any other person.

Question 14

Accessing computer system for dishonest purpose, section 249(2) crimes act 1961.

Answer 14

• dishonestly or by any deception
• without claims of right
• accesses any computer system
• with intent to obtain any property, privilege, pecuniary advantage, benefit, service, valuable consideration or causes loss to any other person.

Question 15

Accessing computer system without authorisation, section 252(1) crimes act 1961.

Answer 15

• Intentionally
• accesses, directly or indirectly
• any computer system
• without authority or being reckless as to whether or a not they are authorised.

Question 16

Damaging or interfering with a computer system, section 250(1) crimes act 1961.

Answer 16

• intentionally or recklessly
• damages, destroyed or alters
• any computer system
• if he or she knows, or ought to know, that danger to life was likely to result