robbery
As prey is called an offense type in which a property crime is committed by the use of force; the object becomes looted.
Right families
Roman law
German legal circle
Famous robbery and cultural preoccupation with robbery
- Salian church robbery
- The large Great Train Robbery ( english The Great Train Robbery ) is the name of the attack on a mail train, which occurred on August 8, 1963 for the Bridego railway bridge in Ledburn near Mentmore in Buckinghamshire in England.
- Art theft from the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 1994
- Västberga helicopter robbery
Looted sums
Successful robbery:
- 413 million barely-deductible securities in City of London in 1990
- 100 million in material assets in Antwerp 2003
- 80 million jewelry and diamonds in the Netherlands (Schiphol) in 2005
- 57 million cash in Fortaleza (Brazil) in 2005
- 38 million cash in Belfast, Northern Ireland 2004
Movies
- The First Great Train Robbery (original title: The Great Train Robbery ) is a twelve minute American feature film from the year 1903 , which is considered the first Western in film history.
- The Rape of the Mona Lisa is a musical comedy film from 1931 .
- The Rape of the Goddess of Spring (Original title: The Goddess of Spring ) is a cartoon by the Walt Disney Company from 1934 .
- The Rodeo robbery is an American Western director Cullen Lewis from the year 1935 .
series
- House of Money (Original title: La casa de papel ), Spanish series about a robbery on a money printing company.
drama
The robbers , drama by Friedrich Schiller
Mythology and artistic processing
- Rape of the Sabine Women the mythological "Rape of the Sabine Women" shortly after the founding of the city of Rome
- The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus is a painting by Peter Paul Rubens from around 1618. The moment of the kidnapping of Hilaeira and Phoibe, the daughters of King Leucippus, by the Dioscuri Castor and Pollux is recorded.
- According to the Gospel according to Luke , two robbers were also executed at the same time as Jesus was crucified . They are commonly referred to by the ancient term thief .
literature
Further literature on comparative law
- Karl Hagel: Robbery and extortion according to English and German law and from a comparative law perspective . de Gruyter, Berlin 1979, ISBN 3-11-008103-2 .
- Omar ibn Abdul Aziz al-Mutrak: Theft and robbery in Islamic criminal law: textual foundations . In: Criminal law in Islam and the Muslim world . Institute of Objective Studies, Delhi 1996.
Further reading on criminology
- Günther Kaiser : Criminology. A textbook . 3. Edition. 1996, ISBN 3-8114-6096-X , § 60. Robbery and extortion.
- Werner J. Einstadter: The Social Organization of Armed Robbery . In: Social Problems . 1969, p. 64-83 , doi : 10.2307 / 799893 .