Robbery

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Where is Robbery defined?

S8 Theft Act 1968

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What is Robbery defined as?

a theft aggravated by the use/threat of force in order to steal

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How many elements are needed to satisfy robbery as an offence?

3

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What is the first element?

All theft elements must be present (APBDI). However, D does not need to be successful in getting away with the property (Anderton)

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What is the second element?

that there is a threat of force again the V 

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Does force have to be applied to the owner of the property for it to qualify as robbery?

No (Desmond)

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Does the force have to be extreme to count?

No, it can be a push (Dawson)

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What is a case for threats of force?

Bentham

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Can force applied after the appropriation count as robbery?

Yes, the appropriation is considered a continuing act (Hale) (Lockley)

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Is it robbery if force is used to facilitate a theft or escape?

Yes, (Hale & the continuing act)

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Is it robbery if D did not originally intend to steal but did once the opportunity presented itself either due to battery?

No, it is considered an opportunistic theft + battery as the force wasn’t used in order to steal

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What is the third element?

D must intend or be reckless about using force to steal. The MR for theft must also be present (Robinson).