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This section defines theft, explaining the five elements required for the offence. The prosecution must prove all these elements in order to secure a conviction for theft.
  1. Actus reus
    1. Appropriation (TA 1968, s 3)
    2. Property (TA 1968, s [...])
    3. Belonging to another (TA 1968, s 5)
  2. Mens rea
    1. Dishonestly (TA 1968, s 2)
    2. With the intention to permanently deprive (TA 1968, s 6)
Answer
4

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#crime #law #theft
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This section defines theft, explaining the five elements required for the offence. The prosecution must prove all these elements in order to secure a conviction for theft.
  1. Actus reus
    1. Appropriation (TA 1968, s 3)
    2. Property (TA 1968, s [...])
    3. Belonging to another (TA 1968, s 5)
  2. Mens rea
    1. Dishonestly (TA 1968, s 2)
    2. With the intention to permanently deprive (TA 1968, s 6)
Answer
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Tags
#crime #law #theft
Question
This section defines theft, explaining the five elements required for the offence. The prosecution must prove all these elements in order to secure a conviction for theft.
  1. Actus reus
    1. Appropriation (TA 1968, s 3)
    2. Property (TA 1968, s [...])
    3. Belonging to another (TA 1968, s 5)
  2. Mens rea
    1. Dishonestly (TA 1968, s 2)
    2. With the intention to permanently deprive (TA 1968, s 6)
Answer
4
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