burgalary

Question 1

9(1)(A)

Answer 1

enters w intent to steal,inflict GBH or unlawful damage

Question 2

9(1)(b)

Answer 2

enters as a trespasser and inflicts or intends to inflict

Question 3

entry is not defined in theft act of 1968 so

Answer 3

so it’s for the jury to decide (ryan)

Question 4

how much is needed for an entry

Answer 4

not whole body e.g a limb

Question 5

does D have to be capable of stealing from their position

Answer 5

no

Question 6

what is classed as a building

Answer 6

not defined but
4 walls
degree of permanency
roof

Question 7

s(9)(4)

Answer 7

inhabited vehicle or vessel could =building
*write if app

Question 8

b+s v leathly ❄️

Answer 8

freezer container= building locked doors + electric

Question 9

Norfolk constabulary v seeking and gold

Answer 9

wheels = not a building as can be moved
used as an office

Question 10

part of a building + case

Answer 10

permission to be in one part but not another = trespass
walkington

Question 11

what makes a tresspasser

Answer 11

entry without consent or exceeding consent

Question 12

collins

Answer 12

permission to be in a building / part of then not a tresspasser

Question 13

permission but goes beyond that may be a tresspass case

Answer 13

smith and jones

Question 14

additional for 9(1)b

Answer 14

Must have the mens rea for theft, dishonesty and intent to permanently deprive or mens rea for GBH mens rea for section 20. No need to prove intent. Serious harm section 18.

Question 15

mens rea for 91B

Answer 15

Dishonest and intent, Penryn deprive mens rea of the section 20. Some ham. Don’t need to prove section 18.
aim + purpose mohan
cunningham recklessness

Question 16

Mens rea for 9(1)(a) is

Answer 16

Intent of theft, GBH or CD
conditional intent applicable