using false keys or disguise; 6. Terroristic theft. Part 2. When theft if committed as in 3 with the situation of 4 and 5, the punishment is a maximum imprisonment of 9 years or a fine of the fifth category. Article 312 consists of the following: Part 1 prohibits robbery (Dutch: beroving), which is defined as taking away any object with violence or with threat of violence. Maximum imprisonment is 9 years or a fine with the fifth category Part 2 allows maximum imprisonment of 12 years or a fine of the fifth category when: 1. Robbery was committed during night, in a residence, on the public road or moving train; 2. Robbery was committed by 2 or more people; 3. Robbery was committed by violence, climbing in, false key or disguise; 4. Robbery caused severe injury; 5. Robbery was terroristic. Part 3 allows maximum imprisonment of 15 years instead of 12 when robbery caused death to the victim. Article 314 consists of the following: Part 1 prohibits poaching (Dutch: stroperij), which is defined as taking away without violence the following: clay, sand, earth, raw wood, fallen vegetables (see the source for a complete list). Maximum imprisonment is one month or a fine of the second category. Part 2 increases the maximum imprisonment to 2 months when the crime is committed again less than 2 years after the first time. Article 315 increases the maximum imprisonment and fine category when poaching is done with vehicles and draft animals. Maximum imprisonment is 3 years or a fine of the fourth category. Republic of Ireland Theft is a statutory offence, created by section 4(1) of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act 2001. Romania According to the Romanian Penal Code a person committing theft (furt) can face a penalty ranging from 1 to 20 years. Degrees of theft: Article 208: Theft (1 to 12 years)—When a person steals an object, or uses a vehicle without permission and no aggravating circumstances apply. Article 209: Qualified theft (3 to 20 years) Aggravating circumstances (3 to 15 years): a) by two or more persons together; b) by a person in possession of a gun or a narcotic substance; c) by a masked or disguised person; d) against a person who cannot defend his or herself; e) in a public place; f) in a public transportation vehicle; g) during nighttime; h) during a natural disaster;