Robbery, Theft & Property Crime

Robbery, burglary, larceny, conversion and receiving stolen property.

10 cases, newest first. Filter by title, case name, charge or year.

The Wire Already in Custody 1961 People v. Rojas — Attempting to Receive Stolen Property
The Bomb Casings 1952 Morissette v. United States — Knowingly Converting Government Property — Federal
The One Who Stayed 2014 Fernandez v. California — Robbery; Assault with a Deadly Weapon
The Tarp on the Driveway 2018 Collins v. Virginia — Receiving Stolen Property
The General Amusement Company 1965 People v. Stamp — Murder — First Degree (Felony Murder); First-Degree Robbery
The Suspended Sentence 1970 State v. Chaney — Forcible Rape (Two Counts); Robbery
The Station-House Interrogation 1979 Dunaway v. New York — Attempted Murder; Robbery
The Conference Room 2011 J.D.B. v. North Carolina — Breaking and Entering and Larceny (Juvenile Delinquency)
The Listening Cellmate 1986 Kuhlmann v. Wilson — Murder; Robbery
The Family Jewelry 1984 People v. Beeman — Robbery; Burglary; False Imprisonment; Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony (Aiding and Abetting)

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