Smith - Ormerod, David

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Résumé :
'The Law of Theft'provides a detailed and critical acocunt of the law of theft and related dishonesty offences. This edition takes account of the Fraud Act and its impact on deception offences....

Biographie:
David Ormerod is Professor of Criminal Justice at Queen Mary's College, University of London.David is also a member of the Criminal Justice Council, and is a barrister at 18 Red Lion Court, London. He is the author of over 50 journal articles and book chapters, and several hundred case commentaries. He is the editor of Smith and Hogan, Criminal Law (11th ed. 2005), Smith and Hogan Cases and Materials on Criminal Law (9th ed. 2005). David is the Criminal Law Review Cases Editor...

Sommaire:

• 1: Introduction


• The Theft Acts


• The Fraud Act 2006


• Conclusion


• 2: Stealing under the Theft Act


• Actus Reus of Theft


• The Mens Rea of Theft


• 3: The Fraud Act 2006


• Introduction


• Common Elements of the Fraud Offence


• Section 2: Fraud by False Representation


• Section 3: Fraud by Failing to Disclose Information


• Section 4: Fraud by Abuse of Position


• Section 11: Obtaining Services Dishonestly


• Other Fraud Act Provisions


• 4: Other Offences Involving Fraud


• False Accounting


• False Statements by Company Directors, etc


• Suppression, etc, of Documents


• 5: Conspiracy to Defraud


• Conspiract to Defraud Defined


• 6: Making off without Payment


• 7: Robbery


• 8: Burglary and Related Offences


• Burglary


• Burglary in Respect of a Dwelling


• Aggravated Burglary


• Trespass with Intent to Commit a Sexual Offence


• 9: Going Equipped and Possession of Articles to Commit Fraud


• Going Equipped


• Possession of Articles for Fraud


• Making or Supplying Articles for use in Frauds


• 10: Offences of Temporary Deprivation of Property


• Removal of Articles for Places Open to the Public


• Taking a Motor Vehicle or Other Conveyance Without Authority


• Taking a Conveyance


• Driving or Allowing Oneself to be Carried by a 'Taken' Conveyance


• Aggravated Vehicle-taking


• 11: Abstracting Electricity and Related Offences


• Abstracting Electricity


• Dishonest Telephone Use


• 12: Blackmail


• 13: Handling Stolen Goods and Related Offences


• Handling Stolen Goods


• Dishonestly Retaining a Wrongful Credit


• Advertising Rewards for Return of Goods Stolen or Lost


• Money Laundering


• Charging Money Laundering or Handling?


• 14: Procedure and Enforcement


• Case Management


• Search for Stolen Goods


• Restitution


• Deprivation


• Husband and Wife


• Privilege


• Appendices


• Appendix 1: Theft Act 1968


• Appendix 2: Theft Act 1978


• Appendix 3: Theft (Amendment) Act 1996


• Appendix 4: Fraud Act 2006


• Appendix 5: Criminal Law Act 1977 ss 1 and 5


• Appendix 6: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 ss 327-40


• Appendix 7: Fraud Protocol: Control and Management of Heavy Fraud and Other Complex Criminal Cases


• Appendix 8: Guidance on the Use of the Common Law Offence of Conspiracy to Defraud


• Appendix 9: Criminal Procedure Rules on Case Management (Parts 1 and 3)