Criminal law Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Theft

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S1- 7 of the Theft Act 1968

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2
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Robbery

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S8 of the Theft Act 1968

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3
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Burglary

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S9(1a) and S9(1b) of the Theft Act 1968

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4
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Blackmail

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S21 of the Theft Act 1968

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5
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Handling Stolen goods

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S22 of the Theft Act 1968

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6
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Making off without payment

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S3 of the Theft Act 1978

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7
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Criminal damage

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S1 of the Criminal Damage Act 1971

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8
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Fraud

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ss1-4 and S11 Fraud Act 2006

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9
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Theft Mens rea

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Dishonestly and intention to permanently deprive

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10
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Theft Actus reus

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Appropriate, property and belonging to another

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11
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Theft sentencing

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Triable either way
- 7 years maximum sentencing and/or unlimited fine

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12
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Robbery Actus reus

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Actus reus of theft + Force or threat of force

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13
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Robbery Mens rea

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Mens rea for theft + intention to use force to carry out the theft

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14
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Robbery Sentencing

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Indictment
- Life imprisonment and/or unlimited fine

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15
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Burglary Actus reus

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Entry ,Of a building or part of a building and As a trespasser.
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actus reus for theft after entry (if theft-related burglary under s9(1)(a))
or
actus reus for GBH or attempted GBH (if GBH-related burglary under s9(1)(b))
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Possession of firearm or imitation firearm, weapon of offence or explosive (= aggravated burglary, s10)

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16
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Burglary Mens rea

17
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Burglary Sentencing

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Triable either way
- 14 years maximum imprisonment in the case of dwelling
- otherwise 10 years
- S10 is aggravated burglary which is tried only on indictment and has the charge of life imprisonment

18
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Blackmail Actus reus

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Demand , unwarranted and with menaces

19
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Blackmail Mens rea

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Intention to make an unwarranted demand with menaces

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Intention to gain or cause loss

20
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Blackmail defences

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D believes they had reasonable grounds for making the demand

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D believes that use of menaces was the proper way to enforce the demand

21
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Blackmail Sentencing

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Indictment only
- 14 years maximum imprisonment

22
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Handling stolen goods Actus reus

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Recieve,Retain, Remove and Dispose /Realise
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by or for the benefit of another person,
or
Arranges to do so.

23
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Handling stolen goods Mens rea

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Knowing or believing them to be stolen goods and dishonesty

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Handling stolen goods Sentencing

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Triable either way
- 14 years imprisonment

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Making off without payment Actus reus
makes off + without having paid + as required or expected + for goods or services provided
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Making off without payment Mens rea
knowledge that payment on the spot + is required or expected + with intent to avoid payment of the amount due
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Making off without payment Sentencing
Triable either way - 2 years maximum imprisonment
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Criminal damage Actus reus
s.1(1) = basic criminal damage Destroys or damages property Belonging to another s.1(2) = aggravated criminal damage Destroys or damages property Belonging to himself or another (similar to s1 however it endagers life and destroy your own property too) s.1(3) = arson Destroys or damages property Belonging to another By fire.
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Criminal damage Mens rea
s.1(1) = basic criminal damage Intention to destroy or damage property or Reckless about destruction or damage s.1(2) = aggravated criminal damage Intention to destroy or damage property or Reckless about destruction or damage AND Intention to endanger life by the destruction or damage of property Or Reckless about endangering life by the destruction or damage of property s.1(3) = arson Intention to destroy or damage property or Reckless about destruction or damage
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Criminal damage defences
With lawful excuse? [Applies to basic criminal damage and arson]
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Criminal damage Sentencing
Maximum sentence for basic criminal damage (S1(1)) = 10 years in prison Maximum sentence for aggravated criminal damage (S1(2)) = 'Life' in prison Maximum sentence for arson (S1(3)) = 'Life' in prison
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Fraud Actus reus
Fraud by false representation (s2) Making a false representation (fact or law; verbal or non-verbal; express or implied) Fraud by failure to disclose information (s3) Failure to disclose information Where a legal duty to do so exists Fraud by abuse of position (s4) Occupies a position in which they are expected to safeguard financial interests of another (position of trust or 'fiduciary duty') Abuse of position (by act or omission) Obtaining services dishonestly (s11) Obtains services (for himself or another) by act (not omission) Services provided on basis of payment being made in full Payment not made in full
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Fraud Mens rea
Fraud by false representation (s2) Dishonest Knowledge that the representation was or might be untrue or misleading  Intention to make gain or cause loss Fraud by failure to disclose information (s3) Dishonesty  Intention to make gain or cause loss Fraud by abuse of position (s4) Dishonesty  Intention to make gain or cause loss Obtaining services dishonestly (s11) Dishonesty  Knowledge that services provided on basis of payment being made in full Intention not to make payment in full
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Fraud Sentencing
Triable either way The maximum penalty is 10years' imprisonment on conviction on indictment (ss1-4) The maximum penalty is 5 years' imprisonment on conviction on indictment (s11)