Why Is Robbery Defined Differently Than Burglary

question 6

Multiple Choice

Why is robbery defined differently than burglary?

• A) Burglary involves direct confrontation between offender and victim; robbery does not.
• B) Robbery involves direct confrontation between offender and victim; burglary does not.
• C) Robbery involves a higher financial loss than burglary.
• D) Burglars and robbers have different motivations.

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