Robbery Ch9 Y2 Flashcards

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What is the definition of Robbery and in which section is it stated?

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S8 of the theft act states: a person is guilty of robbery if they steal, and immediately 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, then and there, being subjected to force.

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What Cases establish there must be a completed theft for a robberty to occur?

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R v Zerei
R v Waters

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What does Corcoran v Anderton illustrate?

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where force is used to steal, the moment the theft is complete, there is a robbery

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What does R v Dawson and James (and R v Clouden) illustrate?

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the force applied can be small and that it is for the jury to decide.

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what does P v DPP illustrate?

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the force must be used “on a person”

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What Does B and R v DPP illustrate?

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the person on which force is applied of threatened does not have to feel frightened and that there can be an implied threat of force

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what does R v Hale (and R v Lockley) illustrate?

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that courts view appropriation as a continuing act in terms of when force is applied “at the time of” the theft

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