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Robbery vs Theft: Key Legal Differences Explained

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Robbery requires force, violence, or intimidation when taking property from someone’s presence, making it a felony with harsh sentencing. Theft involves taking property without confrontation. This key distinction between robbery vs theft determines prosecution severity and potential penalties.

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Felony vs Misdemeanor: Key Legal Differences Explained

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Understanding the distinction between felony and misdemeanor charges is crucial for anyone facing criminal prosecution. While misdemeanors carry lighter penalties like county jail time under one year, felonies result in state prison sentences exceeding one year and lasting consequences including loss of civil rights.

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