* D is allowed in public building but not in certain areas e.g. staff only areas * R v Walkington
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What is a Trespasser?
* Someone who enters a building without permission or legal right to do so * Someone who is banned from somewhere that’d normally be open to the public
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R v Jones and Smith
Someone who has permission to enter for a particular purpose will become a trespasser if they enter for another purpose / do something they aren’t allowed to do
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What is the Mens Rea of S9(1)(a) Burglary?
Intention or Recklessness as to the Trespass and Intention to commit an Ulterior Offence
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What is Intention or Recklessness as to the Trespass?
Intention → deliberate
Reckless → accidental
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R v Mohan
Intention is a decision by D to bung about a prohibited consequence
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R v Cunningham
Recklessness is conscious risk taking
1. D realised there was a risk 2. D decided to take the risk anyway
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What is Intention to Commit and Ulterior Offence?
* D must intend to commit Theft, GBH or Criminal Damage \[S9(2)\] * Intention must exist at time of entry but D need not commit offence * D guilty regardless of whether they commit the offence or not
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What is S9(1)(b) Burglary?
Entry to a Building or part of a building as a Trespasser with the Actus Reus of an Ulterior Offence with Intention or Recklessness as to Trespass with the Mens Rea of the Ulterior Offence
(Spur of the moment burglary)
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What is the Actus Reus of S9(1)(b) Burglary?
Entry to a Building or part of a building as a Trespasser with the Actus Reus of an Ulterior Offence
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What is the Actus Reus of an Ulterior Offence?
Theft → appropriation of property belonging to another
GBH → wounding (breaking top 2 layers of skin) or GBH (really serious harm)
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What is the Mens Rea for the Ulterior Offence?
Theft → dishonesty & intention to permanently deprive
GBH → intention or recklessness in causing “some harm”
(no need for D to have the Mens Rea of the ulterior offence at time of entry but must have it when commit ulterior offence)