Robbery, Burglary and Related Theft Offences — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability

A thief who shoves the owner three days later is not a robber, and a burglar stuck fast in a window still entered the building.
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In this episode:
• Robbery is theft plus force on a person, used in order to steal
• Appropriation continues, so force during the theft is still robbery
• Section 9(1)(a) turns on intent at entry; 9(1)(b) on what follows
• Any part of the body inside the building is entry
• Enter in excess of your permission and you enter as a trespasser
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