Theft, TWOC, Robbery

Question 1

Theft Act 1968

Answer 1

A person is guilty of theft if they:

dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another with the intention of permanent depriving the other it.

Question 2

Appropriate

Answer 2

Keep it, Eat it, Bury it, Destroy it, Sell it, Keep until it is no use

Question 3

Section 12 (TFA,1968)

Answer 3

TWOC

Question 4

Examples of Aggravated TWOC

Answer 4

Dangerous Driving
Caused Injury
Damage to Veichle
Damage to anything else

Question 5

Section 12 (5) TFA 1968

Answer 5

Takes a pedal bike without consent

Question 6

Section 9 CAA 1981

Answer 6

Interfere with a motor or trailer with intention of an offence

Question 7

Section 25 RTA (1988)

Answer 7

Gets on to a Veichle
Tampers with a break or mechanism

Question 8

Section 22 (TFA, 1968)

Answer 8

Receives/ handles stolen goods with the believe or knowledge they are stolen

Question 9

Section 9 1A TFA 1968

Answer 9

INTENT

Damage
Inflict injury (GBH)
To Steal

Question 10

Section 9 1(B) TFA 1968

Answer 10

Carries out the act

Inflict GBH
Steal

Question 11

Section 10 (1) TFA (1968)

Answer 11

Aggravated burglary

Weapon
Imitation firearm
Firearm
Explosive

Question 12

Section 8 TFA 1968

Answer 12

STEAL

and immediately before, or at the time uses force on any person.

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puts the fear in someone of being subjected to force.

Question 13

Force (In Robbery)

Answer 13

Does not have to be used

Must be at the time + place

Only need to intend to fear them

Threat to anyone

A person cannot fear the safety of another

Question 14

Section 3 Theft Act 1978

Answer 14

Make off without payment

With Intent to avoid payment