Murder

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O robbery[1] é um crime grave que envolve a subtração de bens de outra pessoa mediante força ou ameaças. Tipicamente classificado como delito grave, abrange várias formas como roubo armado, theft[2] de veículo, invasão de domicílio e assalto. O crime consiste em privar intencionalmente a vítima de seus bens usando violência ou intimidação. As consequências legais são severas, com potencial de aprisionamento variando conforme fatores como uso de arma e valor dos bens roubados. Condições socioeconómicas como pobreza, desemprego e falta de oportunidades podem contribuir para as taxas de roubo. Estratégias de prevenção incluem endurecimento de alvos, educação pública, técnicas aprimoradas de aplicação da law[3] e intervenções comunitárias. Programas de reabilitação visam reduzir a reincidência abordando desafios sociais e económicos subjacentes. Compreender os complexos fatores que impulsionam o roubo pode ajudar a desenvolver abordagens de prevenção e intervenção mais eficazes.

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1. robbery. In Brazil, theft is a serious criminal offence with penalties ranging from 4 to 10 years in prison and a fine. The offence is consummated when possession is illegally transferred by means of violence or a serious threat, even if only briefly. Penalties increase in specific circumstances such as the use of a weapon, multiple offenders or restriction of the victim's freedom. Serious bodily injury can extend imprisonment to 7-15 years. Legal nuances distinguish robbery from robbery-homicide, with each offence having distinct intent. The involvement of a firearm is carefully assessed, requiring functional weapons that genuinely embarrass the victims. The legal framework considers factors such as violence, threat and the specific context of the theft. Prosecution is based on a precise interpretation of the Penal Code, emphasising the difference between theft and robbery by the element of direct confrontation and threat.
2. theft. Larceny is a crime involving the unlawful taking of someone else's movable property without violence. Defined in the Brazilian and Portuguese Penal Codes, it differs from theft in that it does not involve a threat. The legal concept recognises various elements, including active and passive subjects of the crime. Historically rooted in social norms, theft has been addressed in religious and legal frameworks since ancient civilisations. The principle of insignificance allows for judicial discretion in trivial cases, considering factors such as minimal offence and low social harm. Empirical research reveals systemic biases in theft prosecutions, with the majority of cases involving low-value goods (0-200 reais) and disproportionately affecting young, unemployed, low-income and non-white people. Legal interpretation varies between property and economic offences, highlighting complexities in the application of criminal justice and potential socio-economic discrimination.
Murder (Wikipedia)

Latrocínio é um crime tipo penal, em alguns sistemas jurídicos, derivado do crime de robbery — o crime-fim —, em que o murder é o crime-meio, ou seja, mata-se para roubar. Em países de direito britânico, está no delito de roubo. É considerado, sendo doutrinariamente, um crime complexo, aquele em que há dois tipos criminais para sua configuração (delito pluriofensivo).

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