Criminal Damage

Question 0

Basic criminal damage and arson

Answer 0

S1(1) damage or destruction to property belonging to another without unlawful excuse and intention or recklessness as to destroy or damage property
S1(3) for arson add by fire

Question 1

Where is criminal damage found

Answer 1

Criminal damage act 1971

Question 2

Damage or destroy

Answer 2

Damage - needs fixing
Destroy - rendered useless
Gay ford and chauler must be more than minimal and hostile
Row and kingerlee
A v r 
Morphitis and salmon - integrity

Question 3

Property

Answer 3

S10(1) anything tangible

Question 4

Belonging to another

Answer 4

S10(2) belonging to another

Meaning whomever has possession control charge or rights over the property

Question 5

Without lawful excuse

Answer 5

S5(1a) believed the owner would have consented to the damage Denton
S5(3) intoxication and wrong consent is ok as in jaggard and Dickinson
S5(1b) protection of property from immediate damage baker

Question 6

Intention or recklessness as to damage or destroy property belonging to another

Answer 6

Pembleiton was reckless
G v r weren’t reckless
Mohan

Question 7

Aggravated criminal damage and arson

Answer 7

S1(2) same elements - lawful excuse and + intention or recklessness as to endanger life by the damage or destruction and can belong to himself
S1(4) by fire for arson