#1
Which of the following best defines robbery?
Taking someone's property with their consent.
Taking someone's property using force or fear.
Borrowing someone's property temporarily.
Trading items with someone.
#2
What is the legal punishment for robbery?
Fine
Community service
Imprisonment
Verbal warning
#3
What is the term for robbery committed by someone who uses a vehicle as a weapon?
Vehicular robbery
Carjacking
Drive-by theft
Auto-assault
#4
Which of the following is an essential element of robbery?
Intent to return the stolen property
Presence of a getaway vehicle
Use of force or fear
Wearing a disguise
#5
Which of the following is NOT an element of robbery?
Theft of property
Use of force or fear
Voluntary consent of the victim
Intent to permanently deprive the victim of property
#6
In robbery, what is the significance of the element 'force or fear'?
It increases the value of the stolen item.
It intimidates the victim.
It decreases the penalty for the offender.
It is optional and not required.
#7
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of robbery?
Theft of property
Direct confrontation with the victim
Use of force or fear
Burglary of a building
#8
Which of the following is an aggravating factor in a robbery case?
The victim's social status
The offender's level of education
The presence of a deadly weapon
The time of day when the robbery occurred
#9
What is the term for robbery that occurs in a dwelling place?
Home invasion
Residential theft
Burglary
Trespassing
#10
Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of committing robbery?
Civil lawsuit from the victim
Permanent loss of civil rights
Long-term imprisonment
Restitution to the victim
#11
What is the term for robbery that involves the theft of money or valuables from a person using force or intimidation in a public place?
Street robbery
Public theft
Mugging
Assaultive burglary
#12
What distinguishes robbery from other theft crimes?
The value of the stolen item
The method used to take the item
The location where the theft occurs
The time of day when the theft occurs
#13
In a robbery case, if the victim willingly gives up their property, is it still considered robbery?
Yes, because force or fear was initially involved.
No, because there was no resistance from the victim.
Yes, only if the victim reports it as robbery.
No, unless force or fear was used afterward.
#14
What is the statute of limitations for prosecuting robbery in most jurisdictions?
1 year
5 years
10 years
There is no statute of limitations.
#15
What defense strategy might be used in a robbery case where the defendant claims mistaken identity?
Alibi
Self-defense
Insanity plea
Justification
#16
In robbery cases, what role does intent play in determining guilt?
Intent is not a relevant factor in robbery cases.
Intent must be proven to secure a conviction.
Intent can mitigate the severity of the charge.
Intent is automatically assumed in robbery cases.
#17
What legal principle might be invoked if someone is accused of robbery but argues they acted under duress?
Doctrine of Necessity
Doctrine of Consent
Doctrine of Comparative Fault
Doctrine of Self-Preservation