Robbery Flashcards
Robinson/Forrester
if there is no theft, there is no robbery
Corcoran & Anderton
it can still be robbery even if the defendant leaves empty handed
Dawson & James
the degree of force used in order to steal must be more than merely taking something from a passive victim - nudging
Clouden
the degree of force used in order to steal must be more than merely taking something from a passive victim - wrenching
Hale/Lockley
the courts are prepared to see theft as a continuing act
Atakpu & Abrahams
if the theft and force are too far apart, it will not be charged as robbery
B & R
even if the victim does not fear force, the fact the defendant is seeking to make him fear force is sufficient for robbery