Why is robbery, which is the theft of property from another, considered a crime against persons rather than a property crime? a. Robbery is not a crime against a person.

b. It is the criminal act of forcing an individual to give up property that constitutes robbery.

c. It is the criminal act of escaping with another’s property that constitutes robbery.

d. It is the selling or pawning of another’s property without his or her approval that constitutes robbery.

Martin acampora purchased a shotgun at a garage sale years ago, never used the weapon, and did not know of any defects in it. his 31-year-old son marty borrowed the shotgun to go duck hunting. as marty attempted to engage the safety mechanism, the shotgun fired. the force of the shotgun’s firing caused it to fall to the ground and to discharge another shot, which struck marty in the hand. classify the bailment in this case. what duty of care was owed by the bailor in this case? is martin liable to his son for the injury?