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Err, a robbery is defined as theft under the use force or threat thereof. Where do you draw the line due to psychological effects?
by namibj 8y ago
Err, a robbery is defined as theft under the use force or threat thereof. Where do you draw the line due to psychological effects?
- QasimK 8y agoIt's possible you're talking about different things. When robbery was mentioned asenna, I was imagining an empty house being robbed.
- namibj 8y agoUh, that's not robbing, that is breaking and entering combined with, most often, plain theft. It might be that US law includes this in the definition of robbery, but German law seems to distinguish clearly.
- QasimK 8y agoThanks for adding weight to my assessment that different people might have been thinking about very different things despite reading the same sentence.