Robbery can be defined as the illegal taking of property from another. The severity of the charge is upgraded if a weapon is used to communicate this fear. If so it would then be categorized as aggravated robbery. When dealing with robbery charges you are likely to be charged with either first degree or second degree robbery.

If you are convicted of such a charge you are looking at facing jail time, restitution payment, fines, parole/probation, and a loss of one’s driver’s licence. In addition, if you are convicted of such a charge, you could lose your right to purchase or carry a firearm and lose your right to vote.