People v. Anderson

Supreme Court of California · Decided 2011-06-02

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Opinion WERDEGAR, J. We hold here that the intent element of robbery does not include an intent to apply force against the victim or to cause the victim to feel fear. It is robbery if the defendant committed a forcible act against the *992 victim motivated by the intent to steal, even if the defendant did not also intend for the victim to experience fo…

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