UK Theft Act 1968 explained in detail , Navigate the intricacies of the Theft Act 1968 with expert guidance.
Course Description
Understand the concept of theft as defined in UK law with our captivating online course.
The course covers:
- Dishonesty
- Simple theft
- Burglary
- Aggravated burglary
- Robbery
- Blackmail
- Taking a vehicle without consent
- Aggravated vehicle taking
- Interfering with vehicles
This course covers the nuances of the law surrounding theft, guiding you through each element of theft with expert precision.
Understand how to navigate the complexities of property ownership and explore the concept of belonging. Learn how people assume the rights of an owner and walk the fine line between legality and illicit gain. Learn the difference between physical assets and intangible property, including money, patents, and more. I’ll teach you how to discern the boundaries of theft and appreciate the intricate dance between consent, authority, and deception.
You’ll learn to navigate the boundaries of ownership and gain insights into the complexities surrounding consent, authority, and the nature of deception. We’ll also cover physical assets, intangible property, and low-value shoplifting. You will understand the unique dynamics of wild creatures, and how captivity changes their status in relation to theft.
You’ll move on to the more complex topic of burglary, aggravated burglary, robbery and blackmail, learning to differentiate between each one.
Finally you’ll cover theft in relation to vehicles – taking without consent, aggravated vehicle taking and interfering with vehicles.
You’ll be taught with clear and concise videos explaining each topic. You’ll also complete quizzes to help test your knowledge and reinforce what you’ve learnt. The course includes extra material to help you understand and remember the key concepts we cover.
