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Based on the information provided, what charges are Ebony and Ivory likely to face?

  • Robbery
  • Assault
  • Possession of an imitation firearm
  • All of the above (correct)

What did Ebony use to intimidate the store owner during the robbery?

  • A knife
  • An imitation toy gun (correct)
  • A real gun
  • Her physical strength

How did Ivory force the shop assistant to hand over the money?

  • By using physical force (correct)
  • By pretending to have a gun
  • By convincing her with persuasive words
  • By threatening her with a knife

What day did Ebony rob the liquor store?

<p>Thursday (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where are Ebony and Ivory being held for questioning?

<p>Coburg police station (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of charges are Ebony and Ivory likely to face? Provide a reference to the statute and case law.

<p>Ebony is likely to face charges of robbery, as she used an imitation toy gun to intimidate the store owner and stole 12 bottles of Jack Daniels. Ivory is likely to face charges of robbery and assault, as he physically forced the shop assistant to hand over the money by shoving her in the chest. The specific charges may vary depending on the jurisdiction. The applicable statute is [insert relevant statute] and the case law reference is [insert relevant case law].</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Ebony's defense for the robbery charge? Explain.

<p>Ebony's defense for the robbery charge may be that she used an imitation toy gun, which could argue that she did not possess a real weapon and therefore did not commit a true robbery. However, the effectiveness of this defense would depend on the specific laws and interpretation of the jurisdiction.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Ivory's defense for the robbery and assault charges? Explain.

<p>Ivory's defense for the robbery charge may be that he did not use any actual physical force to obtain the money, but rather intimidated the shop assistant through verbal threats. His defense for the assault charge may be that he did not intend to cause any harm to the shop assistant when he shoved her, and that it was a mere act of intimidation. However, the effectiveness of these defenses would depend on the specific laws and interpretation of the jurisdiction.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the potential penalties for Ebony if she is convicted of robbery? Provide a reference to the statute.

<p>The potential penalties for Ebony if she is convicted of robbery may include imprisonment, fines, or both. The specific penalties would depend on the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the case. The applicable statute is [insert relevant statute].</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the potential penalties for Ivory if he is convicted of robbery and assault? Provide a reference to the statute.

<p>The potential penalties for Ivory if he is convicted of robbery and assault may include imprisonment, fines, or both. The specific penalties would depend on the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the case. The applicable statute is [insert relevant statute].</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Robbery

The crime of taking property from a person or place by force or threat of force.

Assault

Intentionally causing physical harm to another person.

Imitation toy gun

A fake gun used to mimic the appearance of a real firearm.

Circumstantial Evidence

Evidence that suggests a person was involved in a crime but doesn't prove guilt.

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Intimidation

Using words or actions to make someone scared or intimidated.

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Defense Strategy

A legal argument presented by a defendant to reduce their guilt or avoid a conviction.

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Penalties

The potential consequences for being found guilty of a crime.

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Statutes

Laws that define specific crimes and their punishments.

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Case Law

Previous legal cases that set precedents for future cases.

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Legal Defense

A legal defense arguing the defendant's actions did not constitute a crime.

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Study Notes

Robbery Charges

  • Ebony and Ivory likely to face robbery charges due to their involvement in the liquor store robbery.

Weapons Used

  • Ebony used a baseball bat to intimidate the store owner during the robbery.
  • Ivory used physical force to make the shop assistant hand over the money.

Timeline of Events

  • Ebony robbed the liquor store on an unspecified day.

Detention

  • Ebony and Ivory are being held for questioning.

Charges and Statutes

  • Robbery charges: likely to face charges under relevant robbery statutes (e.g. Penal Code § 211).
  • Assault charges (for Ivory): likely to face charges under relevant assault statutes (e.g. Penal Code § 240).

Defense Strategies

  • Ebony's defense: unspecified, but may claim innocence or provide an alibi.
  • Ivory's defense: unspecified, but may claim self-defense or provocation.

Potential Penalties

  • If convicted of robbery, Ebony may face imprisonment for 2-5 years (e.g. Penal Code § 213).
  • If convicted of robbery and assault, Ivory may face imprisonment for 3-6 years (e.g. Penal Code § 217).

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