Robbery Flashcards

1
Q

Where is robbery defined

A

Defined in S8 of the theft act 1968, as using or threatening force immediately before, or at the time of stealing

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2
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What’s the structure of robbery

A
  1. Completed theft
  2. Force
  3. Person
  4. Force time
  5. Force must be used
  6. MR
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3
Q

R v Robinson

A

If an element or theft is missing, then there can be no robbery

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4
Q

R v Dawson and James

A

Even a slight touch can amount to force

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5
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Rp v Dpp

A

Taking something will not amount to force

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6
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R v clouden

A

Force can be applied to a person indirectly

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7
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Smith v Desmond

A

D doesn’t have to use or threaten force on the victim of the theft

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8
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R v Hale

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Theft can be a continuing act, any force used during the theft will be ‘at the time of the theft’

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9
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R v lockley

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Appropriation continuing when force used, so force being used in order to steal

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10
Q

MR

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D must intend to steal by using force

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