Robbery

Question 1

Corcoran v Anderton

Answer 1

There must be completed theft for robbery

Question 2

R v Waters

Answer 2

No intention to permanently deprive, no robbery

Question 3

R v Dawson and James

Answer 3

Force can be indirect for there to be a robbery

Question 4

B and R v DPP

Answer 4

No need to to show victim felt threatened, threat of force can be implied

Question 5

R v Hale

Answer 5

Theft can be a continuing act

Question 6

R v Lockley

Answer 6

Theft still ongoing as he hasn’t left the shop