Robbery^

Question 1

R V Clouden (Robbery)

Answer 1

Force can be indirect to robbery

Question 2

B & R V DPP (Robbery)

Answer 2

The V does not need to show fear, the D needs to show intention to cause fear

Question 3

R V Lockley (Robbery)

Answer 3

• Appropriation can be a continuing act for the purpose of robbery
• Appropriation is a continous act as theft is not complete until they leave the store

Question 4

Dowson V James (Robbery)

Answer 4

Force is an ordinary word that is down to the jury to decide

Question 5

R V Waters (Robbery)

Answer 5

There must be a completed theft for robbery

Question 6

P V DPP (Robbery)

Answer 6

if there is no force there is no robbery

Question 7

R V Hale (Robbery)

Answer 7

immediately is misleading, it has to be a short time before

Question 8

Actus Reus (Robbery)

Answer 8

• completed theft
• force or threat of force
• immediately before or at the time of theft

Question 9

Mens Rea (Robbery)

Answer 9

force in order to steal