Curry College Student Facing Rob benzoate Charges? Protect Your Future with Expert Defense
A robbery charge is one of the most serious accusations a Curry College student can face. Whether it's an altercation over a phone, a dispute with a roommate, or a group incident, being accused of taking property by force or threat can lead to felony prosecution, suspension, and a lasting impact on your academic and professional future.
At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy, we provide aggressive criminal defense in Quincy District Court and strategic representation during Curry College's disciplinary process to protect your freedom and education.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 now for a confidential consultation with an experienced defense attorney.
What Is Robbery Under Massachusetts Law?
In Massachusetts, robbery is defined under M.G.L. c. 265 § 19 as:
🔹 Taking property from another person with intent to permanently deprive, using force, violence, or the threat of force.
Robbery includes:
🎓 Grabbing a phone or wallet during a confrontation
🚨 Threatening someone to hand over property
🔫 Using a weapon (armed robbery) or not (unarmed robbery)
👥 Coordinated group action involving intimidation or assault
Even without injury, robbery is a felony with severe consequences.
Common Robbery Scenarios for Curry Students
Robbery charges often stem from:
🥳 Altercations at parties or student events
🏠 Roommate disputes that escalate
👥 Being part of a group where someone uses force
💸 Disputes over money, drugs, or personal belongings
These incidents are frequently reported to campus security or police, leading to formal charges.
Criminal Penalties for Robbery
Robbery is always a felony, with penalties including:
⛓️ Unarmed robbery: Up to life in prison (typically 5–10 years)
🔫 Armed robbery: Mandatory minimum 5 years in state prison
💸 Probation, restitution, and a permanent CORI record
🚫 Loss of federal aid, housing, and employment eligibility
Quincy District Court
📍 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
Curry College Code of Conduct
Curry College strictly prohibits violence, coercion, or theft under its Code of Conduct. Robbery allegations may result in:
📤 Immediate interim suspension or campus ban
🔍 Full Conduct Board or Title IX investigation
🛏️ Loss of housing, scholarships, or student employment
🚪 Expulsion, even if legal charges are dropped
The college may take action independently of court outcomes.
FAQs – Robbery Charges for Curry Students
What if I didn't use a weapon?
Unarmed robbery, involving force or intimidation, is still a felony with serious penalties.
Can I be expelled if the case is dropped?
Yes. Curry may proceed with disciplinary action based on its own investigation.
What if it was a dispute over ownership?
Disputes over ownership can be a defense if there was no intent to steal or use force.
Our Defense Strategy for Robbery Allegations
We protect students by:
🔍 Disputing force, intent, or ownership
🚫 Demonstrating lack of threat or coercion
👤 Showing witness bias or misidentification
🤝 Negotiating for reduction to larceny, diversion, or dismissal
🎓 Navigating Curry's student conduct board
Our goal is to safeguard your freedom and academic standing.
Why Curry Students Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy
🎯 Felony-level defense with student conduct expertise
🔍 Local knowledge of Quincy District Court procedures
⚖️ Skilled negotiators and trial attorneys
🤝 Trusted by Curry families for serious charges
Contact Us Now for Immediate Help
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
We're available 24/7 for urgent student cases. If you're facing robbery charges, don't wait—call now for strategic legal guidance.
🚨 URGENT: Charged with robbery at Curry College? Call now for a free, confidential consultation.
