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Three men and a woman enter an office where the woman works between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday. The group enter the office at 10pm on a Saturday night to have a party. The woman lets them in using her keys.
After half an hour they become bored and so one of the group suggests that they look around to see if there is any alcohol they can steal. Whilst inside the office the group search through the drawers and find some whisky which they drink. They also find £300 which they steal.
Which of the following best describes whether they are guilty of burglary?
A. They are all not guilty because they did not enter as trespassers as the woman works in the office and has permission to enter.
B. Only the men are guilty because the woman is not a trespasser as she works in the office and has permission to enter.
C. They are all guilty because they all entered as trespassers and then stole when inside the office.
D. They are all not guilty because they did not use any force to enter the office.
E. They are all guilty as there was an intention to steal formed at the point of entry to the office.
C - They are all guilty because they all entered as trespassers and then stole when inside the office.
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