Robbery defined as theft or extortion accompanied by immediate violence or fear; punishable by imprisonment and fine. Robbery is defined as a theft or extortion committed when the offender, to commit or while committing the theft or extortion or in carrying away the property, voluntarily causes or attempts to cause death, hurt, wrongful restraint, or fear of instant death, hurt, or wrongful restraint; presence means sufficient proximity to create such fear. The statute sets penalties for robbery, attempts, nighttime highway robberies, and aggravation where hurt is voluntarily caused, with imprisonment and fine.
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Robbery defined as theft or extortion accompanied by immediate violence or fear; punishable by imprisonment and fine.
Robbery is defined as a theft or extortion committed when the offender, to commit or while committing the theft or extortion or in carrying away the property, voluntarily causes or attempts to cause death, hurt, wrongful restraint, or fear of instant death, hurt, or wrongful restraint; presence means sufficient proximity to create such fear. The statute sets penalties for robbery, attempts, nighttime highway robberies, and aggravation where hurt is voluntarily caused, with imprisonment and fine.
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