In order for a robbery to occur, the robber must acquire the victim’s possessions. This is referred to as: A. Transportation B. Asportation C. Strict liability D. Confiscation

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Sigma Octantis · Answer 1 · 2020-03-25T06:47:41+0000

D. Confiscation.

The reason why it is, D. Confiscation, is because confiscation means to seize or take. If this person is acquiring someone else's position, then they are seizing/taking. If you think it's, A. Transportation, then It's no. The reason why is because it is technically transporting it from person to person by someone's act, but, it's more confiscation.

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