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Cards (18)
S9
theft act
1968
s9(1)(a)
- d enters any building or part of a building as a trespasser with intent to steal, inflcit gbh or do unlaful damage
s9(1)(b)
having entered as a tresspasser, d steals or attempts to steal anything in the bulding of inflict gbh
to satisfy the actus reus there must be
entry
entry
must be
effective
(brown)
jury must be able to find
evidence
that d entered the
building
(
ryan
)
must have entered a
building
or part of a
building
(
walkington
)
act doesn't give the basic def of
building
covers sheds (
rodmell
)
houseboats
(coleman)
storage unit (
leeathley
)
not a
lorry
with
wheels
(seekings and gould)
must have entered as a
tresspasser
if you have
permission
you are not a
tresspasser
(
collins
)
if ypu exceed permission you are a
tresspasser
(
smith
and
jones
)
mens rea
- d must be
subjectivly reckless
as to the
tresspassing
9(1)(a)
def must have
intentions
to commit one of the four offences at the time of
entering
9(1)(b)
- def must also have mens rea for theft or gbh