Is it permitted to walk through a field obtained by robbery if you only need shade?
Halacha 2: It is forbidden to pass through or enter a robbed house or field even merely to seek shade or shelter from the rain.
Question 2
When a robber dies before returning stolen property, what is his heirs' obligation?
Halacha 4: If a robber dies, his heirs must return the property — whether he fed it to them after robbery or they inherited it.
Question 3
A self-appointed customs collector (not authorized by the king) takes your garment and returns a different one. What is the status of the returned garment?
Halacha 9: An unauthorized customs collector is treated as a highwayman; the garment he returns is considered robbed property.
Question 4
A king decrees that whoever pays taxes for an unpaid field acquires it. Is this considered robbery?
Halachot 13–14: Any law the king decrees universally is not robbery. If the king's law gives tax-payers the field, that acquisition is valid.
Question 5
What determines whether a king's currency gives his laws legal force over his subjects?
Halacha 17: When the coins issued by a king are the accepted tender of the land, this indicates the inhabitants accept his authority.