Robbery Flashcards

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What is the def of robbery

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S8 theft act 1968: ‘if he steals and immediately before or at the time of doing so and in order to do so uses force on any person or puts or seeks to put any person in fear of being then and there subjected to force’

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Does there need to be a completed theft for robbery to occur

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Yes Zerei 2012

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When does a theft become a robbery

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When force is used in order to steal Corcoran 1980

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What amount can the force be in robbery

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Small Dawson 1976/ Clouden 1987

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Does there have to be direct contact and force between D and V for a robbery

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Yes kinda P and DPP 2012

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Does the victim have to be frightened for a robbery to occur

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No B and R V DPP 2007

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Does the force have to be a great amount for robbery

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No B and R V DPP 2007

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What does on any person mean

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Person threatened doesn’t have to be the person whom the theft occurs

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Can robbery be a continuing act

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Yes Hale 1979

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What does in order to steal mean

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Force must be used in order to steal, force used for another purpose doesn’t come robbery if D later decides to steal

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