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Card 6
Front
If force is used to steal and the theft is complete there is a robbery, which case illustrates this?
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Card 7
Front
The prosecution must prove that force was used or threat of force was used. Which case demonstrates this?
Back
Card 8
Front
What case confirmed Dawson and James 1976?
Back
Card 9
Front
Describe a case which shows that a victim does not have to be frightened and that the amout of force does not have to be great?
Back
Card 10
Front
Force or threat of force can be applied to any person, not just the person from whom the theft occurs. Is this true?
Back
Card 11
Front
Force must occur immediately before or at the time of the theft. Is this true?
Back
Card 12
Front
There have been no decided cases on what is classed as immediately before. Is this a problem when taking into account robbery?
Back
Card 13
Front
Deciding when theft is completed is another issue describe the case of Hale in relation to this issue?
Back
Card 14
Front
Which case followed the decision in Hale 1979?
Back
Card 15
Front
Force must be used for the purpose of theft in order for there to be a robbery. Is this true?
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