Criminal court is the system that will handle a robbery case. This type of court system allows jury members to make the verdict but the judge will determine your jail time.
Criminal court is the system that will handle a robbery case. This type of court system allows jury members to make the verdict but the judge will determine your jail time.
Criminal court is the system that will handle a robbery case. This type of court system allows jury members to make the verdict but the judge will determine your jail time.
She was in fact found guilty for armed robbery and there were photos of her with a machine gun in a bank. But it was an extreme miscarriage of justice. Hearst had been taken against her will and for weeks was kept blindfolded and stuffed in a closet. In the 1970's when the kidnapping occured there was very little understanding about 'Stockholm Syndrome' which is a physcological dependence of a victim to their abuser. She spent several years in prison but when released went on and made a great life for herself. Her kidnappers were eventually arrested and also served prison time.
Was found guilty but never went to jail
He was put in prison for committing a robbery.
prison
If a person is found guilty of a crime, the judge or jury determines their sentence. This may include prison, it may include execution, it may include probation or any number of alternate sentences.
They were sentenced to prison, but the sentences were suspended They were found guilty, but never went to jail.
This can be determined by the type of robbery. Armed robbery can get you up to 20 years in prison. If the robbery resulted in any type of bodily harm, you could face up to 50 years in prison.
He'll be arrested, tried and sent to prison if found guilty.
When you are arrested for a crime you are put in jail. That does not mean you're guilty. It's to make sure you don't do something stupid while you're awaiting trial. You go to prison after you're convicted. Jail and prison are different.
The reason anyone is in prison is conviction, a guilty sentence.