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WHAT IS PC212.5?
Penal Code section 212.5 defines the degrees and punishments for robbery. First degree robbery (taking of property by force or fear from a taxi or other similar driver, from an inhabited dwelling [occupied house] or from a person at/near an ATM) is punishable by 3, 6 or 9 years in prison. All other robberies are second degree and are punishable by 2, 3 or 5 years in state prison. This can be increased based on the number of victims, whether a weapon of any sort was used (and can dramatically increase for the use of a firearm under Penal Code section12022.53 - the 10,20-life firearm enhancement section) and whether injury was inflicted.... as well as other miscellaneous sentencing enhancements that are fact-specific. A first degree robbery may be punished by 3, 6, or 9 years in prison, or 3, 4, or 6,years in prison, depending on the type of first degree robbery; a second degree robbery by 2, 3, or five years in prison. All robberies are considered "violent" felonies under the so-called "three strikes" laws. If you have been charged with a robbery you are well advised to consult with a qualified criminal defense attorney to help you with all of these issues.
How many counts of murder was Lizzie Borden charged with?
Oddly enough, Lizzie was charged with three counts of first degree murder. One count each for Andrew and Abbey Borden's death and an additional count for Andrew and Abbey together. I'm not exactly sure why the prosecutor filed the additional charge or what the laws in MA were at the time of the murders, which was 1892.
What type of crimes fall under the three strikes law?
Utah probably has the fairest three strikes law in the country. You need three convictions of ANY first or second degree felony. After that, any felony conviction, first, second or third is charged as a first degree felony. However, unlike many states, there isnt some super long mandatory minimum. The minimum is only 5 years. Honestly I dont know how much, if any, is suspendable.
Why does dick get charged with three counts of murder and perry four counts?
Dick is charged with three counts of murder because he was directly involved in killing three people. Perry is charged with four counts because he not only participated in those three murders but also committed another murder on his own. This difference in the number of charges reflects their respective roles in the crimes.
Is JD a first degree or a terminal degree?
I think the JD is a first degree. It is a three year first law degree just as in Europe and Canada. The only difference is that most holders of a JD in the USA would have had a first degree in another discipline, sometimes completely unrelated to law. The LLM and SJD are terminal degree for JD.
What is the penalty for strong arm robbery in Alabama?
What is the penalty for robbery in the first degree in alabama?" With this conviction, the sentence received can be no less than two years and no more than twenty years. If a firearm or other deadly weapon is used in the crime the sentence is a minimum of ten years.
What year was Bill Bojangles Robinson arrested for highway robbery?
Bill Robinson wasn't arrested for highway robbery, however, he was arrested for armed robbery in 1908. He was born in 1878 and was married three times.
What distance counts as a three pointer?
three-point distance to 6.75 meters
What rhymes with renounce?
Denounce, announce, an ounce,one bounce, a bounce, three counts, three bounce, free counts, three pounds... probably a lot of others too...
What dotted note has three beats?
A dotted half note has three beats; you hold it for three counts.
If you shoot a two pointer in basketball and fall in three does it count as three?
no, it counts as 2
How do you get multiple counts of a crime. Do you have to commit it more than once?
Yes - theoretically. Multiple counts may arise from a single criminal act if multiple victims are involved. For example, an individual who shoots into a crowd and hits three people may be charged with three counts of attempted murder.
