Criminal Law - Robbery - One Who Uses Bare Fists in the Commission of a Robbery Is Not Armed with a Dangerous or Deadly Weapon Within the Meaning of California Penal Code Section 211a; First Degree Robbery Conviction Reduced to Second Degree. People v. Dozie (Cal. App. 1964)

Authors

Paul C. McEwen Jr.

Library of Congress Authority File

http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79122466

Document Type

Recent Cases

Abstract

This recent case discusses People v. Dozie (Cal. App. 1964)

Recommended Citation

Paul C. McEwen Jr., Criminal Law - Robbery - One Who Uses Bare Fists in the Commission of a Robbery Is Not Armed with a Dangerous or Deadly Weapon Within the Meaning of California Penal Code Section 211a; First Degree Robbery Conviction Reduced to Second Degree. People v. Dozie (Cal. App. 1964), 2 San Diego L. Rev. 128 (1965).
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