Robbery Flashcards

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1
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What section of the Theft Act defines robbery?

A

s.8

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What is robbery defined as?

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When a person steals and immediately before or at the time of stealing uses force or seeks to put another in fear of being subjected to it.

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What did Corcoran v. Anderson decide?

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Theft is first required to prove robbery.

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What did R v. Dawson and James decide?

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The question as to whether the force was sufficient was for the jury.

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What did R v. Clouden decide?

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Force used on the property will suffice.

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Is a link required between the theft and force?

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Yes. if there is not, the two will be regarded as separate.

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What is theft often regarded as?

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A continuing act.

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What happened in R v. Lockley?

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The theft was a continuing act therefore it continued when the d. used force on the shopkeeper when leaving.

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What is the mens rea required for robbery?

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The same for theft (dishonesty and intention to permanently deprive) and intentional or reckless application of force.

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What did R v. Robinson decide?

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The question as to whether d. was dishonest was for the jury to decide.

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