State v. Scipio

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• explaining that sanctions for noncompliance with disclosure rules are within the discretion of the trial court and will not be disturbed on appeal absent an abuse of discretion
• stating robbery requires the felonious taking and carrying away of the goods of another against his will or without consent
• finding in-court identification of defendant by victim was admissible even though victim failed to identify defendant in photographic lineup
• the additional element of being armed with a deadly weapon distinguishes robbery and armed robbery
• robbery is felonious taking and carrying away of goods of another, accomplished against will or without consent of other with force
• robbery is felonious taking and carrying away of goods of another, accomplished against will or without consent of other with force

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