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Estes Robbery: How Shoplifting Can Turn Into A Felony Robbery Conviction – Penal Code Section 484, 211 You might be surprised to learn that a simple arrest for shoplifting can easily turn into a more serious charge for felony robbery. Using force or fear to push past or get away from a store employee or […]
Conviction for Robbery Reversed by Court of Appeals (PC 211) Recently, the California Court of Appeals ruled that a criminal defendant does not receive a fair trial where a court fails to inform both parties and the jury of the details regarding a victim’s recanted statements. The appellate court explained that a trial court errs […]
What is Robbery in California? – PC 211 Under California Penal Code 211, anyone who deliberately steals someone else’s property by using force or fear is guilty of robbery. The use of force can be by pushing, hitting, slapping, grabbing, or any other kind of non-consensual contact. Fear can be any verbal act, such as threats of […]
Three Ventura County Men Arrested On Allegations Of Robbery (PC 211) Ventura police officers arrested three men in the early morning hours on allegations of robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, and assault with a deadly weapon. According to police, a man traveling home from work on his bicycle about 1 a.m. near Seaward Avenue and […]
What is Robbery and how severe are the punishments? (Penal Code section 211) Robbery Defined Under California law, robbery is defined as the taking of personal property in the possession of another, from his/her person or immediate presence, and against his/her will, by means of force or fear. How much force is necessary? Any amount […]
Man Accused of Robbery in Orange County - Necklace Stolen Robbery is a strike felony offense and this type of conduct would be considered second-degree robbery. If you or a loved one is charged with this type of crime, please contact a criminal defense attorney immediately. Mission Viejo Woman Robbed In Mission Viejo, a 38-year-old […]
Commiting A Robbery In California With A Firearm Can Mean 10 Additional Years In State Prison On Top Of The Base Sentence The crime of Robbery in California, Penal Code Section 211, is defined as: “Robbery is the felonious taking of personal property in the possession of another, from his person or immediate presence, and […]
You can certainly be charged with an accessory to a crime, in this case being an accessory to a robbery. In order to be found guilty of being an accessory to a crime, the prosecution must show that you actually knew about the crime, that someone committed the crime, and that you did something to […]
OJ Simpson Conviction For Robbery And Kidnapping Upheld On Appeal On October 22, 2010 the Nevada Supreme court denied OJ Simpson’s appeal to overturn his armed robbery and kidnapping convictions. Simpson was convicted by a Las Vegas jury for a crime in a hotel which he claims he was trying to reclaim property that belonged […]
I am Accused of Robbery – What Should I Do? – California Penal Code Section 211 Robbery is defined in California Penal Code Section 211 as the taking of someone else’s property from their physical possession by use of force or intimidation. This is a felony offense in California and is punishable by two to […]
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