Criminal Law Lecture - Robbery

A criminal law lecture on robbery for students studying criminal law in England and Wales on the LLB or GDL.
Robbery is, simply put, theft with the use of force. The definition comes from section 8 of the Theft Act 1968.
Theft is the dishonest appropriation of property belonging to another with the intention to permanently deprive. Force, meanwhile, is given its ordinary meaning as used in everyday life.

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[@mightymouse1534]

Hi Marcus, Thank you for such a concise and easy to follow video. It really is appreciated. 👐

[@marcuscleaver]

+Mighty Mouse No worries! ✌

[@alexandrosavraamides7872]

Thanks for the videos. Could you please upload a video for Burglary as well, specifying any mitigating circumstances for a person who breaks into a house but limits his actions only to steal food to survive?

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i realy like your vedios marcus can u plz share more vedios related evidence act

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thanx