Gordon, a professional pickpocket, saw his enemy Max on the street. He walked up to Max's back, stole his wallet, then pulled out a sock with a weight in it and hit Max over the head, causing Max to fall down. In this scenario:
a. Gordon would be liable for robbery.
b. Gordon could not be charged with a crime.
c. Gordon is chargeable only with the separate crimes of assault (battery) and larceny.
d. Gordon could only the charged with larceny since that is the greater crime.
c
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