ROBBERY OFFENCES - 16 CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLES

If you have been charged with a robbery related criminal offence, then everything that you need to know is in this section. Please select the criminal law article your wish to view from the list of Robbery offences below:

		AGGRAVATED ARMED ROBBERY  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ACCUSING OR THREATENING TO ACCUSE OF CRIME TO EXTORT MONEY  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ARMED ROBBERY IN COMPANY  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ARMED ROBBERY WITH WOUNDING  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		BLACKMAIL  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		BREAK, ENTER AND STEAL  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		DEMAND MONEY WITH MENACES  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		DEMANDING PROPERTY WITH INTENT TO STEAL  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		DEMANDING PROPERTY WITH INTENT TO STEAL IN COMPANY  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		LETTER DEMANDING MONEY WITH MENACES  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		POSSESS HOUSEBREAKING IMPLEMENTS  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ROBBERY / STEALING FROM A PERSON  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ROBBERY OR STEALING FROM THE PERSON IN CIRCUMSTANCES OF AGGRAVATION  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		ROBBERY WITH WOUNDING  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		STEAL FROM DWELLING HOUSE  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.
		THREATENING LETTERS  Robbery Offences - Criminal Law Article.

If you have been charged with a robbery related criminal offence, then everything that you need to know is in this section. Each criminal law article contains information relating to:

• What the law states
• The maximum penalty you can receive
• What the police and prosecution must prove
• Possible defences
• Which court is likely to hear the matter

DISCLAIMER

The information contained within the following criminal law articles was accurate at the time it was published but should be used only as a guideline. You should confirm the accuracy of this information with us or another solicitor before relying upon it.

For free confirmation please contact our Criminal law Team on 02 9261 4555 or complete the form on the right side of this page. 

It is most important that you understand that each criminal case is different. While the material in these articles is intended to be relevant to the majority of cases, it may not apply to every case.