Robbery

Question 1

Section … of the …

Answer 1

S.8 of the theft act

Question 2

1st section

Answer 2

S.2 Dishonestly
S.3 Appropriating
S.4 Property
S.5 Belonging to another
S.6 Intention to permanently deprive

Question 3

Theft + …

Answer 3

Force

Question 4

Force used

Answer 4

in order to steal (not to escape)

Question 5

Forrester

Answer 5

D restrained V in order to get his £200 deposit back.

Question 6

At what time?

Answer 6

‘immediately before or at the time of’ stealing

Question 7

Hale

Answer 7

D put hand over Vs mouth, took jewellery box, and then tied her up before he left. This is an ongoing theft as force was used through out theft

Question 8

Level of force?

Answer 8

only has to be slight, threat of force is enough

Question 9

Does v have to be scared?

Answer 9

No

Question 10

B&R

Answer 10

D pushed v and took his phone. D doesn’t have to be afraid when the robbery takes place

Question 11

If force is used too let, what will courts decide?

Answer 11

That the theft is on going and therefore considered to be a robbery

Question 12

State the Law

Answer 12

S. 8 of the Theft Act
S.2 Dishonestly
S.3 Appropriating
S.4 Property
S.5 Belonging to another
S.6 Intention to permanently deprive
Force used in order to steal, not escape

Question 13

Couden

Answer 13

D wrenched shopping bag from V. Force on bag is the dame force used on V