robbery

Question 1

what act covers the robery

Answer 1

theft act 1968

Question 2

what type of offence is robery

Answer 2

indictable offence

Question 3

what is the definition of robery

Answer 3

stealing ‘immediatly before or at the time of doing so and in order to do so he uses force on any person or puts or seeks to put any person in fear of being then and there subjected to force’

Question 4

what is the simple deffinition of robery

Answer 4

theft with force

Question 5

what are the actus reus of robery

Answer 5

completed theft
force
on any person
immediatly before or at the time of theft
force used to steal

Question 6

what are the AR elements of theft

Answer 6

apropriation
of property
belonging to another

Question 7

give cases for the need for a completed theft ar

Answer 7

zerei
robinson
corcoron v aanderton

Question 8

how much dose the level of force need to be

Answer 8

need not me substantial but more than minimal

Question 9

is there a definition of force and what case tells the jury what the do

Answer 9

no
clowden-jury uses common sense

Question 10

what types can the force be

Answer 10

explicit
implicit
implyed

Question 11

what case states that if there is no touching there is no robery

Answer 11

P v DPP

Question 12

what case gives force the ordanary meaning

Answer 12

R v Dawson

Question 13

what case states threat of force will suffice

Answer 13

B + R v DPP

Question 14

what is key about the ar element on any person

Answer 14

the person threatened does not have to be the person whom the theft occours

Question 15

how must the force be used

Answer 15

to help commit the robbery

Question 16

what must be the link between the force and the robbery

Answer 16

casual link

Question 17

give a case of the force being used immediatly before the robbery

Answer 17

R v Hale

Question 18

give a case where the appropriation is classed as a continuing act

Answer 18

R v Lockley

Question 19

give a case showing that d must inted to steal at the time of the force

Answer 19

D v Vinall

Question 20

what is the mr of theft

Answer 20

dishonesty
intention to permantaly deprive

Question 21

how must d intend to use their force

Answer 21

to steal

Question 22

what if d uses force to hurt v then decides to steal

Answer 22

not robbery

Question 23

what are some of the cps examples of when it would be appropriate to charge robbery

Answer 23

forcible snatching eg bag
a younger v gives money to and older d after threat of force
a weapon is made visable

Question 24

what are the cps examples of what isnt robbery

Answer 24

bag is taken of shoulder without force
a shoulder strap is cut and v is unaware untill after the theft

Question 25

what section covers robbery

Answer 25

s8