burgarly

Question 1

entry

Answer 1

ryan

Question 2

ryan

Answer 2

the coA held that the entry need not be effective or subsatantial it is up to the jury to decide whether there has been an entry

Question 3

2(b) part of a building

Answer 3

walkington

Question 4

walkington

Answer 4

the coa upheld the conviction as D had entered a prhibted part of the bulding ie the counter area with the intent to steal

Question 5

going beyond permission

Answer 5

smith and jones

Question 6

smith and jones

Answer 6

held the CA upheld the conviction for burgarly as D’s had entered the property knowing that they exceeded the permission they had been given to enter

Question 7

mens rea

Answer 7

attorney general reference

Question 8

attorney general reference

Answer 8

the trail judge was wrong the defendant will still be guilty of burgarly if they enter a building or part of a building with the intent to steal only if there is something worth stealin