Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 9/2/2004

Allen v. State

Citations

857 A.2d 101
158 Md. App. 194
2004 Md. App. LEXIS 125

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declining to find a Miranda violation where the “brief encounters with appellant were of a limited nature and were made in a public place, during the day, without the use of any weapons or physical restraints”
“The common law definition of robbery is well settled.”
[Sjo long as the force precedes the taking, the intent to steal need not coincide with the force.... [I]t is sufficient if there be force followed by a taking with intent to steal as part of the same general occurrence or episode.”
“The 10 common law definition of robbery is well settled.”
“[S]o long as the 48 force precedes the taking, the intent to steal need not coincide with the force. . . . [I]t is sufficient if there be force followed by a taking with intent to steal as part of the same general occurrence or episode.”

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Judges: Hollander, Adkins, Barbera

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