Robbery is defined as:

Robbery is defined as:

• A. Theft by stealth
• B. Theft from a person with consent
• C. By force or intimidation, taking personal property from a person or from the immediate presence of a person against that person's will
• D. Theft of property from a vehicle

Answer: (C)

Robbery centers on confronting a person and taking their property through force or intimidation, against the victim’s will. The crucial elements are that the property is taken from the person or from the person’s immediate presence, and the act uses force or threats to overpower or coerce the victim. This combination of direct confrontation, force or intimidation, and moral objection by the victim distinguishes robbery from other forms of theft. Stealing by stealth lacks any confrontation or coercion. Theft from a person with consent isn’t robbery because the person has agreed to part with the property. Theft of property from a vehicle involves taking belongings but not necessarily from the person or under threat or intimidation in the person’s presence.

Robbery centers on confronting a person and taking their property through force or intimidation, against the victim’s will. The crucial elements are that the property is taken from the person or from the person’s immediate presence, and the act uses force or threats to overpower or coerce the victim. This combination of direct confrontation, force or intimidation, and moral objection by the victim distinguishes robbery from other forms of theft.

Stealing by stealth lacks any confrontation or coercion. Theft from a person with consent isn’t robbery because the person has agreed to part with the property. Theft of property from a vehicle involves taking belongings but not necessarily from the person or under threat or intimidation in the person’s presence.