Robbery

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AQA 2016
Joanne North
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Which section defines robbery? S8 Theft Act 1968
What is the definition of robbery? Using or threatening force to commit theft.
Which case states that theft has to be established for robbery? Robinson
What case states that a small force can classify as a robbery? Dawson and James
What case states that if there is no physical contact between the defendant and victim it is hard to say that force has been used? Clouden
What case states that there is no requirement for the victim to fear force even if you threaten them? B and R v DPP
What case says there can be a continuing act? Hale
What case states that even if you don't take the item but force is still used you can establish robbery? Corcoran v Anderton
What case states that force must be used to steal? Vinall
What is the mens rea for robbery? Direct intention.
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