The value of the property taken does not usually affect the degree of the crime of robbery, as it does that of theft.

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The crime of robbery is typically defined as the taking of property from someone else's person or presence by using force or the threat of force. The value of the property is not relevant in determining whether the crime is classified as robbery. On the other hand, the degree of theft often varies based on the value or type of property taken.

The Value of the Property Taken Does Not Usually Affect