Greensboro Criminal Defense Lawyer: Explains Robbery
Robbery with a dangerous weapon is Class D felony, which is punishable (in the worst possible circumstances) with an active sentence in prison of 160-204 months.
In order for the state to prove that Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon has occurred, the state must show that the Defendant:
- Possession, use or threatened use of a dangerous weapon
- Life of the alleged victim is endangered or threatened
- Takes or attempts to take property from that, or another associated person
- Or any person who aids and/or abets any such commission of a crime.
If the state proves these elements, then they have proven the crime of Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon.
Contact our Greensboro criminal defense attorneys, who operate in Greensboro, High Point and Randolph County for a free consultation today.