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2022
This chapter introduces robbery, specifically the lived experience of robbery from the perspective of victims and offenders. It covers narratives that capture the risks and rewards of a crime that can be planned or spontaneous. It also highlights the causes and consequences of robberies gone good and robberies gone bad, the adrenaline rush of the act ...
Robert McLean, James A. Densley
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This chapter introduces robbery, specifically the lived experience of robbery from the perspective of victims and offenders. It covers narratives that capture the risks and rewards of a crime that can be planned or spontaneous. It also highlights the causes and consequences of robberies gone good and robberies gone bad, the adrenaline rush of the act ...
Robert McLean, James A. Densley
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2007
Abstract Robbery was a common law offence and was never defined in the Larceny Acts. A definition is now contained in s 8(1) of the Theft Act 1968: A person is guilty of robbery if he steals, and immediately before or at the time of doing so, and in order to do so, he uses force on any person or puts or seeks to put any ...
David Ormerod, David Huw Williams
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Abstract Robbery was a common law offence and was never defined in the Larceny Acts. A definition is now contained in s 8(1) of the Theft Act 1968: A person is guilty of robbery if he steals, and immediately before or at the time of doing so, and in order to do so, he uses force on any person or puts or seeks to put any ...
David Ormerod, David Huw Williams
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Journal of Information Science, 1999
This somewhat flippant title is used in order to stress that the paper is not intended to be a detailed discussion, but a superficial sketch of the differences and similarities between library and information services of the corporate and academic sectors, in order that it may facilitate a better understanding of where each may be able to learn from ...
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This somewhat flippant title is used in order to stress that the paper is not intended to be a detailed discussion, but a superficial sketch of the differences and similarities between library and information services of the corporate and academic sectors, in order that it may facilitate a better understanding of where each may be able to learn from ...
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THE ROAD TO THE ROBBERY: Travel Patterns in Commercial Robberies
British Journal of Criminology, 1998van Koppen, P.J., Jansen, R.W.J.
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2012
AbstractThis article provides a description of trends and patterns in robbery using police statistics and statistics from crime surveys. The focus is on data of robbery rate trends for the United States, which is the most established of the national crime surveys.
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AbstractThis article provides a description of trends and patterns in robbery using police statistics and statistics from crime surveys. The focus is on data of robbery rate trends for the United States, which is the most established of the national crime surveys.
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