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The 12 pages that link to Robbery, each with the reason it gives.

• ExtortionCompared with: Robbery typically involves taking property directly, while extortion can rely on threats of later harm.

• TheftCompared with: Unlike ordinary theft, robbery adds force or intimidation as part of the taking.

• BurglaryCompared with: Unlike burglary, robbery centers on taking from a person through force or intimidation.

• ShopliftingCompared with: Shoplifting generally involves taking merchandise without the direct force against a person that characterizes robbery.

• LarcenyCompared with: Robbery adds force or intimidation to a theft-like taking.

• Bank robberyNarrower topic: Bank robbery is a setting-specific form of robbery, distinguished by its institutional target.

• PickpocketingCompared with: Unlike robbery, pickpocketing typically relies on concealment rather than confrontation.

• Home invasionRelated: Robbery is a common purpose of a home invasion and can occur alongside unlawful entry.

• Property crimeCompared with: Robbery is often grouped with theft but involves direct force or intimidation.

• ScamCompared with: Robbery relies on coercion; a scam typically relies on misleading its target.

• Violent crimeRelated: Robbery combines property taking with force against a person.

• Possession of stolen goodsCompared with: Robbery involves force or threats during the taking, unlike ordinary possession after a theft.