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roselyn1960 | 11:05 Sat 06th Sep 2008 | Criminal
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if you had to take an antiemetic tablet from a cupboard at work and you were given permission from a senior member of staff is it classed as theft
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Who owns the tablet?
14:02 Sat 06th Sep 2008
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what is a antiemetic tablet?
14:03 Sat 06th Sep 2008
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There has to be DISHONESTY in ALL theft.

"Dishonestly appropriates property with the intention of permanently depriving them of it"

Theft Act 1968.
14:06 Sat 06th Sep 2008

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