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I think (but I'm not absolutely sure) that larceny is straightforward theft, and robbery includes violence.
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I think that too, plus robbery is with the threat of violence, whether used or not.
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I think it too!! Larceny was the theft of property -( Now called theft following the introduction of the Theft Act in 1968)
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Mary, Merry and Muggins,
Thanks for your input re the differences. That accounts for the differences in the lengths of the sentences then - just 14 years for the lesser larceny and life for robbery. Think I'll stick with James the larcenist!!
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Hi Kate ...I expect you've already seen this.. http://www.lancastercastle.com/html/convict/default.php
There is a James Barlow on it, but it doesn't look like yours Last edited by Muggins in Sussex; 08-09-09 at 06:33. |
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Thanks Joan, I had seen that and I agree it's unlikely to have been him.
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