Criminal Offences and Defences Crossword

physical force or threats of violence to steal property from someone.
physical force directly or indirectly without permission on another person or attempting or threatening by act or gesture to apply force to another person
Having illegal or prohibited drugs in your possession
Being on someone else’s property without permission or lawful excuse
Gaining entry into someone’s house or commercial premises and committing or intending to commit another offence
Not stopping at a “stop” sign
Disturbing the peace and quiet of the occupants of a dwelling house or apartment
Leaving your car in a place where parking is not allowed
Walking your dog without a leash
Causing willful damage to someone else’s property
Taking something that doesn’t belong to you without the owner’s permission
When someone has no conscious control over their body movements
Two people agree to do something
Someone is compelled by threats to commit the act
Someone is set up or framed by the police for doing something they didn’t do
Someone that is under the influence of a drug or alcohol
Someone that doesn’t understand the offence that they did mentally
Someone’s mental development is not the same as a fully developed person of the same age, it’s caused by brith or natural decay
Someone thinks that their actions are not breaking the law
When someone breaks the law to help or to safe some else
When someone was to defend themselves if they feel threatened and it is under reasonable circumstances