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Robbery - Legal Definition, Particular Requirements, Related Crimes, The History Of Robbery, Types Of Behavior

Robbery is a form of theft that is accomplished by the use or threat of violence.

FLOYD FEENEY

DAN M. KAHAN

See also ASSAULT AND BATTERY; BANK ROBBERY; THEFT.

Robbery - Particular Requirements

Robbery - The History Of Robbery

Robbery - Characteristics Of Offenders

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