Criminal Law B Problem Question Scaffold for Exam - Offences

Description

This document is a Criminal Law B scaffold and cheat sheet for answering NSW Crimes Act problem questions, especially where you need to advise on the strength of the prosecution case and the likelihood of conviction. It helps students quickly identify the correct offence, set out the legal elements, apply facts, and write a structured ILAC-style answer. A quick-reference offence table to help identify the right charge from the facts, including: • Larceny • Robbery • Break and enter • Burglary and aggravated offences • Larceny by bailee • Receiving stolen goods • Goods in custody • Joyriding • Carjacking • Fraud • Joint Criminal Enterprise, Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise, accessorial liability and conspiracy Detailed offence scaffolds are set out with clear headings for: • Issue • Law • Application • Conclusion Property Crime Templates Property crime templates include: • Larceny • Robbery • Break and enter • Larceny by bailee • Receiving stolen goods • Goods in custody • Joyriding • Fraud Party Liability Templates Party liability templates include: • Joint Criminal Enterprise • Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise • Accessorial Liability • Conspiracy Note: This listing also has a Part B Defences document available.