At common law, a defendant who knocks a victim unconscious and then removes the victim's wallet can be convicted of robbery even though the victim is unaware of the force or of the taking.
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True. Robbery is larceny from the person or presence of another accomplished by force or intimidation. When the defendant uses actual physical force to obtain the property, the crime is robbery even if the victim is unconscious or otherwise unaware at the time of the taking. Victim awareness is required only when the prosecution relies on intimidation (fear) rather than force. By contrast, a purely stealthy taking without force, such as pick-pocketing an unaware victim, is larceny, not robbery.
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