Robbery Flashcards

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1
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Define robbery

A

Theft with the use of force

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What is the actus reus for robbery?

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  • complete theft
  • force /or
  • fear of force
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3
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What is the mens rea for robbery?

A

Mens rea for theft

Intend to use force to steal

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4
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Examples of incomplete theft

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  • R v zerei

- R v waters

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5
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Examples of complete theft

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Corcoran - when force is used for he moment theft is complete - can be guilty even if didn’t steal

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Examples of force or threat of force used

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R v Dawson- does not have to be brutal (jury decides)
R v Cloudon - backs up Dawson
R v DPP- no contact so NG
B&R v DPP- v only had to believe something would happen

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Does force need to be immediately?

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Yes - before or at time of theft

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Where is robbery found ?

A

s8 theft act 1968

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