Is Hair on Your Head "Personal Property" for Purposes of Robbery Law? (reason.com) 1 points by pcaharrier 17d ago ↗ HN
[–] pcaharrier 17d ago ↗ Short answer: No, it's not.Apparently, however, the question would never have even been asked but for the fact that the prosecution was trying to get a conviction under the state's felony murder statute and needed it to be a felony robbery.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 10.9 ms ] threadApparently, however, the question would never have even been asked but for the fact that the prosecution was trying to get a conviction under the state's felony murder statute and needed it to be a felony robbery.