Burglary AO1

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Section and Act?

Section 9 Theft Act 1968

(There are 2 types)

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Section 9 (1)(a)?

D enters a building/part of one as a trespasser with the intention to steal/cause criminal damage/inflict GBH

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Actus Reus of Section 9 (1)(a)?

Involves entry

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What does Ryan say about the word ‘entry?’

It is an ordinary word.

The entry doesn’t have to be substantial or effective

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How does Leathly define ‘building?’

Something on permanence and/or of considerable size

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Section a(4)- what may count as a building?

A houseboat

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Going behind a counter?

Part of a building

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What must D be and what is the definition?

A trespasser = someone who doesn’t have permission to be there

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What did Barker/Smith count as a trespassing?

Includes people with keys who go beyond their permission (make the entry when they weren’t meant to)

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Mens Rea for Section 9(1)(a)?

D must know or be reckless to the trespassing (Collins)

D must also intend to inflict GBH/cause criminal damage

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Does D have to attempt burglary/GBH/crim damage?

No- as long as they have the MR, they will still be guilty of an attempted crime

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What is Section 9(1)(b)?

D has already entered as a trespasser and THEN forms the intent to commit GBH/theft/crim damage

(D HAS to at least attempt)