Robbery

Question 1

Act and section for robbery

Answer 1

S234 CA61
Robbery is
Theft
Accompanied by violence or the threats of violence
To any person
Used to extort the property stolen or overcome resistance to it’s being stolen

Question 2

Definition of theft

Answer 2

Dishonestly with out claim of right takes any property with intent to deprive any owner permanently of that property or of amy interest In that property

Question 3

Dishonestly

Answer 3

In relation to an act or ommision, means done or omitted without belief that there was Express or implied consent to, or authority for the act or omission fro a person entitled to give such consent or authority

Question 4

Claim of right

Answer 4

Means a belief at the time of the act in a proprietary or possessory right in property in relation to which the offence is alleged to have been committed

Question 5

R v skivington

Answer 5

Larceny or theft is an element of robbery and if honest belief that a man has claim of right is a defense to larceny. Then this negates one of the elements to Roberry and therefore if theft can not be proved then robbery didnt happen

Question 6

R v lapier

Answer 6

Robbery is complete the instant the property is taken even if possession by the thief is only momentary.

Other words robbery is robbery as soon as theft is done regardless of what happens next

Question 7

R v cox

Answer 7

Possession involves two elements. The first is often call the physical element. Must have physical possession of property.

The second element must be that the mental element this is a combination of knowledge and possession of the property

Question 8

Intent

Answer 8

Deliberate act means an act that must be done deliberately ie means the act intentionally applying force

Intent to produce a result
The second type of intent is an intent to produce a specific result.

Question 9

R v maihi

Answer 9

It is implicit in accompany that the must be a nexus a connection between the act of stealing and a threat of violence.
Both must be present st the time

Question 10

R V BROUGHTON

Answer 10

The fear and threat of violence must be presence, this is not in the offenders demeanour, may be conveyed in words or conduct

Question 11

DDP V SMITH

Answer 11

GBH means really serious bodily harm.

Question 12

R V Joyce

Answer 12

2 persons must be present at the time of the offence,
Relates to S235(b) CA 1961
think Stephen Joyce with the Dildo he was present when he received the phallus.

Question 13

R V GAYLEY

Answer 13

To or more persons together having common intention to use there combined force to commit a crime.

Question 14

Act and section for ag rob

Answer 14

S235 CA61

Question 15

Intent meaning two parts

Answer 15

Intent to commit an act and

Intent to get a specific result

Question 16

S235 CA61 and go

Answer 16

A) Robs any person and at the time or immediately before or after the robbery causes GBH to any person
B) Being together with any other person or persons robs any person.
C) Being armed with any offensive weapon or instrument, or anything appearing to be such a weapon or instrument robs any other person.

Question 17

Cover of Possession of an offensive weapon for 235(c),

Answer 17

IE Being armed with an offensive weapon with a knife, in the circumstances showed an intention to cause actual bodily harm.

Question 18

R V GAYLEY

Answer 18

Being together with in the context of 235(b) two persons having common intention to use their combined force in the perpetration of the crime.