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Which of the following is NOT an element of the actus reus of criminal damage under s. 1(1) Criminal Damage Act 1971?

Destroys or damages. correct incorrect

Any property belonging to another. correct incorrect

Without lawful excuse. correct incorrect

Intending or being reckless as to the damage or destruction. correct incorrect

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Which of the following is the BEST description of the mens rea of basic criminal damage?

Intention to destroy or damage property belonging to another. correct incorrect

Intention or recklessness to destroy or damage property belonging to another. correct incorrect

Intention or recklessness to destroy or damage property belonging to another and D knew or believed the property belonged to another. correct incorrect

Intention or recklessness where D he does an act which creates an obvious risk that property will be destroyed or damaged and when he does the act he either has not given any thought to the possibility of there being any such risk; or has recognized that there was some risk involved and has nonetheless gone on to do it. correct incorrect

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Many of the terms in the offence of basic criminal damage are replicated in the aggravated crime in s. 1(2) of the Criminal Damage Act 1971. Which one below is NOT?

Destroys or damages correct incorrect

Intending to destroy or damage correct incorrect

Property correct incorrect

Belonging to another correct incorrect

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Which of the following is FALSE?

Theft is a prerequisite to a conviction for robbery. correct incorrect

If D uses force in order to steal, that is robbery. correct incorrect

If D steals and uses force after the theft, that is robbery. correct incorrect

For the crime of robbery, force does not need to involve violence. correct incorrect

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Which of the elements below is NOT common to burglary under s. 9(1)(a) and 9(1)(b) Theft Act 1968?

Entry correct incorrect

Trespasser correct incorrect

Building or part of a building correct incorrect

Intent to commit an offence in subs. (2) correct incorrect

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What was the key legal issue in respect of burglary in Collins (1973)?

D was naked except for his socks. correct incorrect

Whether the victim granted D permission to enter the building before he entered or afterwards. correct incorrect

The victim had been drinking. correct incorrect

The victim mistook D for her boyfriend. correct incorrect

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Which way of handling stolen goods does NOT have to be 'by or for the benefit of another person'?

Receiving stolen goods. correct incorrect

Undertaking the removal of stolen goods. correct incorrect

Assisting in the disposal of stolen goods. correct incorrect

Undertaking the realisation of stolen goods. correct incorrect

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Which of the following is FALSE in respect of the offence of making off without payment contrary to s. 3 Theft Act 1978?

D must depart from the spot without paying for goods or services. correct incorrect

If D has an agreement not to pay, he cannot be convicted of the offence. correct incorrect

D can be convicted of the offence only if an agreement not to pay is caused by a deceit. correct incorrect

D cannot be convicted until the time for payment has been reached. correct incorrect

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Which of the following is the BEST description of the mens rea of the offence under s. 3 Theft Act 1978?

D must act dishonestly at the time of making off. correct incorrect

D must know that payment on the spot is required or expected of him. correct incorrect

D must intend never to pay the amount due. correct incorrect

All of the above. correct incorrect