Property Damages, Fraud and Criminal Damage Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What is the AR and MR for theft?

A

Dishonestly appropriating property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving.

(Not dishonest if has legal right to property, consent of owner, owner cannot be found)

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2
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Sentencing for Theft

A

Either Way
7 years max

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3
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What is the AR and MR for robbery?

A

They steal,

And immediately before or at the time of doing so,

They use force on any person,
or put them in fear of being subjected to force.

THEFT + FORCE or FEAR of FORCE = ROBBERY

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4
Q

Sentencing for robbery

A

Indictable
Life Imprisonment
Unlimited fine

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5
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What is the AR and MR for burglary?

A

βœ… 1. s.9(1)(a) – Entry with Intent
A person commits burglary if they:

Enter a building or part of one as a trespasser,

With intent at the time of entry to commit:

Theft,

Grievous bodily harm (GBH), or

Criminal damage.

πŸ—οΈ Intent must exist at the time of entry.

βœ… 2. s.9(1)(b) – Offence After Entry
A person commits burglary if they:

Enter a building as a trespasser, and

Then commit or attempt to:

Steal, or

Inflict GBH.

πŸ—οΈ Offence is committed after entry – no need for intent at the time of entry.

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What is the AR and MR for aggravated burglary?

A

Burglary committed at the time with any

firearm, imitation firearm or weapon of office

  1. entering into a building/part as a TRESPASSER with intent to commit theft, gbh or criminal damage [committed at entry]

or

  1. entering a building as a trespasser steaing/attempting to steal or inflicting/attempting to inflict GBH [ulterior offence]
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7
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What is the AR and MR for simple criminal damage?

A

Destroy or damage property,

Belonging to another,

Without lawful excuse,

Intending to destroy or damage it,
or being reckless as to whether it would be destroyed or damaged.

Destroying a house, smashing a window, breaking a door down.

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8
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What is a lawful excuse?

A

A defence to criminal damage:

2 excuses

  1. Belief in consent: honestly believe that the owner would consent
  2. Necessary to protect the property [on fire]. Property in immediate need of protection
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9
Q

Aggravated criminal damage:

A

Destroying or damaging property with the intent to endanger life

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10
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What is the AR and MR of aggravated criminal damage?

A

Destroy or damage property,

Belonging to another,

Without lawful excuse,

Intending to destroy or damage it,
or being reckless as to whether it would be destroyed or damaged.

+ Intend to endanger life.

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11
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Criminal damage [arson]

A

Criminal damage + fire

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12
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AR and MR of Arson:

A

Where criminal damage is caused by fire
Smoke does not count

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13
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Aggravated arson

A

Criminal damage + fire + intent to endanger life

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14
Q

Fraud by false representation

A

Person dishonestly

Makes a false representation and itnends

To make gain from it or cause a loss to another

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15
Q

So, what is a false representation?

A
  • Falsely declaring something that is untrue or misleading
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16
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Fraud by failing to disclose information

A

Person dishonestly

Fails to disclose information which they’re under a legal duty to do

To make a gain for themselves or a loss to another

17
Q

What is an example of a legal duty?

A

fiduciary duty [employed by council etc]
contract
relationship of good faith

18
Q

Fraud by abuse of position

A

Person occupies position

Expected to safeguard, act in best interests

Person dishonestly abuses position [financially etc]

To make a gain for themselves or loss for another or expose to a risk of loss