Burglary + Robbery

Which "crime" drops out of S9(1)(b) of the Theft Act 1968?

• criminal damage

• robbery

• GBH

• theft

For burglary there must be breaking and entering to the property?

• Yes

• No

For burglary a completed theft, GBH or criminal damage is vital?

• Yes

• No

In burglary, Entry can be just walking in a door?

• Not true

• True

A building is well defined by S8 of the Theft Act?

• Yes

• No

A building cannot be which one of the following?

• hotel

• shed

• tent

• boat

The case of Walkington was about what aspect of burglary?

• Using a lorry trailer as property

• Was a hotel a dwelling place

• Who can be a trespasser

• Part of a building

A burglar must achieve substantial entry to the property for it to be effective

• Yes

• No

Which case concerned exceeding the permission of the owner while on the premises and becoming a trespasser?

• Ryan

• Brown

• Smith and Jones

• B & S v Leathley

There must be actual force used for a robbery conviction?

• Yes

• No