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All of the offences discussed in this chapter are connected to the offence of theft and are found in the Theft Act 1968. The first to be considered is robbery.
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Pace: Burglarious Trespass, [1985] Criminal Law Review, 716.
Spencer: Handling, Theft, and the Mala Fide Purchaser, [1985] Criminal Law Review, 92.
Spencer Handling and Taking Risks — a Reply to Professor Williams, [1985] Criminal Law Review, 440.
Williams. Handling, Theft and the Purchaser Who Takes a Chance, [1985] Criminal Law Review, 432.
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© 1998 Marise Cremona and Jonathan Herring
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Herring, J., Cremona, M. (1998). Offences Connected to Theft. In: Criminal Law. Macmillan Law Masters. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13561-5_13
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