New Zealand Law/Criminal/Robbery

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Robbery[edit | edit source]

Definition[edit | edit source]

Theft accompanied by violence or threats of violence in order to extort pty or prevent or overcome resistance to pty being stolen.

Aggravated Robbery[edit | edit source]

Definition[edit | edit source]

  1. Robbing anyone and immediately before or after causing gbh to anyone
  2. Robbery with another person
  3. Robbing anyone while armed with:
(i) an offensive weapon or instrument; or
(ii) a thing appearing to be an offensive weapon or instrument.

Assault with Intent to Rob[edit | edit source]

Definition[edit | edit source]

(1) With intent to rob:

(a) causing gbh
(b) assaulting while being armed with an offensive weapon or instrument
(c) assaulting together with another; OR

(2) Withing intent to rob, assaulting anyone.