Theft

Question 1

AR of Theft

Answer 1

Appropriation

Of Property

Belonging to Another

Question 2

MR of Theft

Answer 2

Dishonesty

Intention to permanently deprive

Question 3

AR Robbery

Answer 3

Steals

immediately before or at the time of stealing

Use of force or threat of force

on any person

use/threat of force in order to steal

Question 4

MR of Robbery (forcing out rob!)

Answer 4

The defendant must have the mens rea of theft

dishonesty

intention to permanently deprive

Question 5

AR of Burglary

Answer 5

Entry

As a trespasser

A building or part of a building

Question 6

MR of Burglary

Answer 6

The defendant must know they are a trespasser

or

be reckless as to whether they are trespassing:

Question 7

AR Handling Stolen goods

Answer 7

Receiving stolen goods, or;

Arranging to receive them, or;

Undertaking to keep, remove or dispose of the goods or realising those goods either for your own purposes or for the benefit of another; or

Arranging or assisting with any of the above.

Question 8

MR Handling Stolen Goods

Answer 8

Dishonesty

Knowing or believing goods to be stolen.

Question 9

AR making off without payment

Answer 9

Making off means departing or disappearing (brooks and Brooks [1983])

On the spot

Without having paid as required or expected

For goods supplied or services done

Question 10

MR making off without payment

Answer 10

Act dishonestly (Ghosh [1982]) at the time of making off

Know that payment on the spot is required or expected of him (Brooks and Brookes [1983])

Intend to avoid payment of the amount due (Allen [1984]). D must intent never to pay; if he intends to pay at a later date, he does not satisfy the mens rea