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Robbery elements |
Theft Accompanied by violence OR threats of violence To any person/property Used to extort the property stolen OR With intent to prevent or overcome resist to the property being stolen |
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Theft elements |
Dishonestly Without claim of right Takes Any property With intent to permanently deprive any owner permanently |
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R v Skivington |
Theft is an element of robbery and if the honest belief that a man has claim of right as a defence to theft, which negates the offence of robbery |
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R v Lapier |
Robbery is complete the instant the property is taken, even if momentary |
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R v Maihi |
There must be a connection between the act of stealing and a threat of violence. Both must be present |
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R v Broughton |
Threats may be conveyed by words or conduct, or both |
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Aggravated robbery 235(a) elements |
Robs Any person At the time of or immediately before/after Causes GBH to any person |
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Aggravated robbery 235(b) elements |
Being together with any other person Robs Any person |
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R v Joyce |
At least 2 people were physically present at the time the robbery was committed or the assault occurred |
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R v Galey |
Two or more having the common intention to use their combined force directly in the perpetration of the crime |
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Aggravated robbery 235(c) elements |
Being armed with an offensive weapon Robs Any person |
