Theft Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

Act for theft

A

Section 1 TA 1968

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2
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Type of offence + max sentence for theft

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Triable either way offence. Max 7 years

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3
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Definition for theft

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A person is guilty of theft if they dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another with intention of permanently depriving the other of it

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4
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AR ELEMENTS FOR THEFT

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1) appropriation
2) property
3) belonging to another

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5
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MR ELEMENTS FOR THEFT

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1) dishonesty
2) intent to perm deprive

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6
Q

R v morris

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Switching price labels was appropriation

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7
Q

R v Gomez

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Appropriation can occur even with consent

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8
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R v hinks

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Valid gifts can be appropriation if done dishonestly

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9
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Oxford v moss

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Information cannot be stolen

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10
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R v turner

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Even tho D owned car, garage had possession/control so it was theft

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11
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What does section 5(3) say

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If they receive property under legal obligation they must use it in that way

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12
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R v davidge v bunnet

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She had legal obligation so guilty of theft

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13
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S2 gives 3 situations where D isn’t dishonest

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Section 2(1)(a) = D believed they have a right to the property
Section 2(1)(b) = D believed the owner would consent if they knew
Section 2(1)(c) = D believes the owner cannot be found by taking reasonable steps

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14
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Ivey v casinos

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1) what was Ds actual state of knowledge (subjective)
2) was Ds conduct dishonest by standards of ordinary people (objective)

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15
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R v velumyl

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Even if he intended to repay he would return different notes/coins so still theft

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16
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R v Eason

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If D only intends to steal if item is worth it then it’s not theft