Crimes Against Property

Question 0

Larceny

Answer 0

Trespassory taking and carrying away of the tangible personal property of another with intent to permanently deprive the owner thereof.
* unlawfully obtained possession.

Question 1

Embezzlement

Answer 1

Fraudulent conversion or misappropriation of the property of another by one who is already in lawful possession.

Question 2

Robbery

Answer 2

Larceny plus taking from the person or presence of the V by force or violence or by intimidation and threat of violence.

Question 4

Obtaining property by False pretenses

Answer 4

Lie re material fact by D which causes V to pass title to D.
D knows he lied and intends to defraud.

Question 5

Larceny by trick

Answer 5

D gets possession by representation or promise that he knows is false at the time he takes possession.

Question 6

Receiving stolen property

Answer 6

Receive property known to be stolen with intent to permanently deprive the owner.
D must know or believe the property is stolen.
- Even unreasonable belief that property is not stolen will prevent conviction.

Question 6

Arson

Answer 6

Malicious burning of a dwelling of another.

Question 7

Burglary

Answer 7

Breaking and entering of dwelling house of another at night time.
Felonious intent.