Criminal Law: Property Offences

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Hint	Answer
Statute	Theft Act 1968
Actus Reus of theft	Dishonesty
Actus Reus of theft	Appropriation of property
Mens Rea of theft	Intention to permanently deprive
Section	S.1
5 core elements	Appropriation
	Of property
	Belonging to another
	Intention to permanently deprive
	Dishonesty
Definition of appropriation	Any assumption of rights of the owner
Section	S.3
Test for dishonesty	Actual state of D's knowledge
Test for dishonesty	Was conduct dishonest by standards of ordinary people
Case	Ivey [2017]
Actus Reus of robbery	Use of force, or threat of, to steal
Mens Rea of robbery	Intention to permanently deprive
Ulterior Mens Rea of robbery	Intention that force will facilitate theft
Section	S.8
2 core elements	Theft
2 core elements	Force or threat of force
Actus Reus of burglary	Trespass into any building or part of
Mens Rea of Burglary	Intent to steal
	Intent to inflict GBH
	Intent of unlawful damage
Does the act have to be carried out in order to satisfy Mens Rea?	No
Is whole body required to constitute 'entry'	No
Case	Ryan [1996]
Definition of trespasser	D enters without owner's permission
Definition of trespasser	D enters in excess of owner's permission