State v. Stewart
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
The Defendant is charged with the crime of robbery. Robbery is the taking and carrying away of property from someone else by force or threat of force with the intent to deprive the victim of the property. To convict the Defendant of robbery, the State must prove that the Defendant took the property from Brian Rampmeyer, that the Defendant took the property by force or threat of force, and that the **299 Defendant intended to deprive Brian Rampmeyer of the property. Property means anything of value.
The robbery instruction was evidently based on a pattern jury instruction developed by a…
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