Assertion: extortion | /r/HasProperty | crime
Facets:
value: by using force
type: MANNER
value: in the latter
type: OTHER
value: against property
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in california
type: LOCATION
value: federally
type: LOCATION
value: under that legal system
type: OTHER
value: in several ways
type: MANNER
value: against public officials
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in non-american jurisdictions
type: LOCATION
value: originally
type: OTHER
value: per the above illustration
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Extortion is a Crime
text: Per the above illustration, extortion is the crime of obtaining money or property by threat to a victim's property or loved ones, intimidation, or false claim of a right.
text: Extortion may be considered a crime involving moral turpitude.
text: Extortion & Blackmail Fact: Several other crimes which are associated with extortion and blackmail include; coercion, a confidence trick, dognapping, price gouging, loan sharking, and tiger kidnapping.
text: Extortion is a crime in which one person forces another person to do something against his will, generally to give up money or other property, by threat of violence, property damage, damage to the person’s reputation, or extreme financial hardship.
text: Extortion is a crime in which one person attempts to force another person to do something against his will.
text: Originally, extortion was a crime only against public officials who committed the acts that made up the crime under the color of their office.
text: Because extortion is a crime — mobsters are often charged with it — the word has a strict, legal meaning.
text: Extortion is both a tort and a crime and is perhaps far more common than most of us think.
text: Extortion is a crime wherein the extortionist demands goods, services or money through coercion.
text: Extortion is a crime that occurs when one party threatens to harm the victim in order to get them to do something, such as hand over property or money.
text: I placed the tag on the article because the article does not mention "extortion" being a crime in non-American jurisdictions.
text: Extortion is a crime as the victim is forced into the situation through unlawful means.
text: That is why extortion is also considered to be a crime and offense.
text: Extortion is a crime that involves the illegal acquisition of money, property, or favors through the use of force, or the threat of force.
text: Extortion is a crime carried out under the threat of force.
text: Extortion in California is a crime described in Section 518 of the California Penal Code.
text: In California, extortion is a crime, but it can also be the basis for a civil suit for damages.
text: Extortion is also a crime where the criminal uses threats of use of force or revealing some facts to the family or to the general public about the wrong doing of the victim to obtain money, property or services.
text: That is why extortion is also considered to be a crime and offense.
text: Extortion is a crime distinct from robbery in several ways.
text: Extortion is a crime as the victim is forced into the situation through unlawful means.
text: Extortion is a crime that people should take seriously and can often be hard to identify in the normal give and take of a negotiation.
text: Under that legal system, extortion was a crime that was limited to public officials.
text: Extortion, the act of making threats against another person to take their money or property, is a crime federally and in the state of New Jersey.
text: Extortion” is a crime against property and is, therefore, commonly viewed as a form of theft or larceny.
text: In the latter, extortion is a crime.
text: In the latter, extortion is a crime.
text: Extortion is a crime, and as specified in F.S. Ch.
text: Extortion, like robbery and blackmail, are crimes that involve obtaining property by illegal means.
text: Extortion is the crime of obtaining something from someone, especially money, by using force or threats.
text: Extortion is the crime of obtaining something from someone, especially money, by using force or threats.
text: Extortion is the crime of wrongfully obtaining property by means of oral or written threats, intimidation, or through a false claim.
text: Extortion is the crime of coercing someone into doing something against their will.
text: Extortion is the crime of wrongfully obtaining money or property through oral or written threats.
text: In practical terms, it shows that we should also be aware of another ancient and effective exploit: extortion, which is the crime of taking money (or something else of value) from another party by use of threat or force.
text: Extortion, instead, is the crime codified in the New York Penal Law.