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18 USC 2113(b): Bank Theft 

Annotations:

Supreme Court's views as to the "rule of lenity" in the construction of criminal statutes. 62 L Ed 2d 827.

Supreme Court's views on constitutionality of death penalty and procedures under which it is imposed or carried out. 90 L Ed 2d 1001.

Validity, construction and application of 18 USC 2113(c) making it an offense to receive, possess, conceal, store, barter, sell or dispose of property or money known to have been stolen from federally insured bank. 12 ALR Fed 664.

Admissibility in federal conspiracy prosecution of evidence of defendant's similar prior criminal act. 20 ALR Fed 125.

What constitutes "puts in jeopardy" within enhanced penalty provision of Federal Bank Robbery Act (18 USC 2113(d)). 32 ALR Fed 279.

What constitutes attempted bank robbery under 18 USC 2113(a), making it an offense to take or attempt to take, by force, violence, or intimidation, any property, money, or other thing of value from bank. 37 ALR Fed 255.

Necessity to support conviction of proving under 18 USC 641, that defendant knew that property that he embezzled, stole, purloined, or knowingly converted to his use or to the use of another was property owned by the United States. 38 ALR Fed 421.

Joinder of offenses under Rule 8(a), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. 39 ALR Fed 479.

Defendant indicted only for receipt of stolen government property under 18 USC 641 as subject to conviction for that offense when he in fact stole the property. 43 ALR Fed 847.

What constitutes taking and carrying away, with intent to steal or purloin, within the meaning of the Federal Bank Robbery Act (18 USC 2113(b)). 46 ALR Fed 841.

What constitutes "thing of value of the United States" of which stealing, embezzling, or receiving violates 18 USC 641. 76 ALR Fed 323.

Propriety of lesser-included-offense charge to jury in federal prosecution for crime involving property rights. 105 ALR Fed 669.

"Intimidation" as element of bank robbery under 18 USC 2113(a) [18 USC 2113(a)]. 163 ALR Fed 225.

Participation in larceny or theft as precluding conviction for receiving or concealing the stolen property. 29 ALR5th 59.

Coercion, compulsion, or duress as defense to charge of robbery, larceny, or related crime. 1 ALR4th 481.

What constitutes "constructive" possession of stolen property to establish requisite element of possession supporting offense of receiving stolen property. 30 ALR4th 488.

Fact that gun was unloaded as affecting criminal responsibility. 68 ALR4th 507.

Application of felony-murder doctrine where person killed was co-felon. 89 ALR4th 683.

Exclusive possession: what amounts to "exclusive" possession of stolen goods to support inference of burglary or other felonious taking. 51 ALR3d 727.

Cashing check at bank at which account is maintained as violation of bad check statutes. 75 ALR3d 1080.

Robbery by means of toy or simulated gun or pistol. 81 ALR3d 1006.

Robbery, attempted robbery, or assault to commit robbery, as affected by intent to collect or secure debt or claim. 88 ALR3d 1309.

Use of force or intimidation in retaining property or in attempting to escape, rather than in taking property, as element of robbery. 93 ALR3d 643.

Admissibility, in robbery prosecution, of evidence of other robberies. 42 ALR2d 854.

Validity and construction of Federal Bank Robbery Act. 59 ALR2d 946.

Stolen money or property as subject of larceny or robbery. 89 ALR2d 1435.

Law Review Articles:

 Federal Bank Robbery Act-the Problem of Separately Punishable Offenses. 18 W&M L Rev 101, Fall, 1976.

FORECITE National™ Research Notes: 305.18.5 Robbery