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Offences against a property-Robbery Flashcards

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1
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Robbery definition

A

A person steals and immediately before or at the time uses a force or seeks to put person in fear of force

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Robbery AR elements

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Must be an actual theft
Force or fear of force
On any person
In order to steal
immediately before or at the time of stealing

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Must be complete theft cases

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Waters
Anderton

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Waters POL

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No theft so no robbery

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Corcoran-v-Anderton POL

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Don’t have to get away with property can only be grasp

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Force or fear of force definition

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No statutory definition

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Force or fear of force cases

A

James
Dpp 2007

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James POL

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Force is a word in ordinary use up to jury to decide

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DPP 2007 POL

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D’s intention and fear of force is important

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10
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Or any person definition

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Can be to a person or property

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Or any person cases

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Clouden

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Khan

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Fear of force even if person isn’t present

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In order to steal definition

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Intention to permanently deprive

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14
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In order to steal case

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Vinall

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Vinall POL

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Violence and theft must have a connection

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Immediately before or at the time of stealing definition

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Force or threat must occur at time of appropriation

17
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Immediately before or at the time of stealing Case

A

Lockley

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Lockley POL

A

guilty even though force used after appropriation as continuing act

19
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Robbery MR elements

A

Same as theft
Intention to use force to steal

20
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Same as theft definiton

A

Must have the MR for theft

21
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Same as theft case

A

Robinson

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Robinson POL

A

Didn’t have dishonesty

23
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Intention to use force to steal case

A

Forrester

24
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Forrester POL

A

If force is used accidently no robbery

25
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Clouden POL

A

Force applied to property is enough

26
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Intention to use force or?

A

Be reckless to force

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