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Sources of Criminal Law and Definitions Quiz

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What is necessary for aggravated robbery to be established?

Breaking and entering a building

Being armed with a weapon or instrument (correct)

Using or threatening to use violence to obtain or retain the stolen item

Threatening someone without any violence

How can a person be deemed to have entered a building?

By unlocking a door (correct)

By looking through a window

By opening a window

By pulling a shutter

In aggravated robbery, what is considered breaking and entering?

By stealing from a building

By using force to open a door

By being armed with an offensive weapon

By breaking any part of a building to gain entry (correct)

Which crime involves using actual violence to obtain or retain stolen items?

Aggravated robbery Signup and view all the answers

What action is necessary in aggravated robbery to prevent or overcome resistance?

Using violence on people or property Signup and view all the answers

What is deemed as 'entering a building' according to the provided text?

Breaking any part of the building Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario illustrates aggravated robbery in the text?

Joseph being armed and threatening Bradley with a knife for his briefcase Signup and view all the answers

'Obtain or retain the thing stolen' in aggravated robbery refers to:

'Keeping the stolen item' Signup and view all the answers

'Retaining the thing stolen' in aggravated robbery implies:

'Keeping the stolen item' Signup and view all the answers

'Breaking and entering' in burglary involves:

'Breaking any part of a building to gain entry' Signup and view all the answers