OPINION
MENZA, J.S.C.
The defendant moves for a new trial contending that the court erroneously instructed the jury to return verdicts on two counts of robbery rather than one. He argues that although two persons were assaulted during the course of the theft, only one theft occurred and therefore only one robbery was committed.
The issue presented to the court is whether a defendant who uses force against two employees of a store in the course of...
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