What is the Difference Between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas?
June 21, 2015 by Jean Humbrecht
What is the difference between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas? These offenses are often confused, but they are in fact very different. If you are wondering, what is the difference between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas, read the post below.
What is the Difference Between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas?
A Robbery in Manassas (Va. Code §18.2-58) is taking property from another person by force or violence with the intent to permanently deprive an owner of his property. For more information on Robbery in Manassas, click here.
Grand Theft Auto in Manassas (Va. Code §18.2-95) is taking another person’s vehicle without consent. For more information on a Manassas Grand Theft Auto, click here.
Difference Between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas: Property Stolen
A Manassas Robbery involves theft of any property, but Grand Theft Auto requires proof that an offender stole a vehicle.
Difference Between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas: Force or Violence
Robbery in Manassas is stealing property from another person by using force or violence, whereas Grand Theft Auto does not require proof of force or violence.
Difference Between Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in Manassas: Penalty Range
A Manassas Robbery is punished with a minimum of 5 years up to life in prison, but Grand Theft Auto is punished with up to 20 years in prison.
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