section 11.1

Question 1

____ and _____ account for 2/3 of all property crimes

Answer 1

larceny

theft

Question 2

If you are charged with burglary and some other crime the other crime is _____/ ______.

Answer 2

larceny

theft

Question 3

Usually, $100.00.

Answer 3

Grand Larceny

Question 4

Under $100.00

Answer 4

petty larceny

Question 5

Grand larceny is a

Answer 5

felony

Question 6

Example, shoplifting a candy bar is going to be

Answer 6

petty larceny

Question 7

Stealing an Ipod for $150.00 is

Answer 7

grand larceny

Question 8

Example, in a business and steal something.

Answer 8

No illegal entering of a structure

Question 9

example, pick pocketing usually not a robbery but it is _____ or ______.

Answer 9

larceny or theft

Question 10

If you find something and don’t know who it belongs to that is considered

Answer 10

larceny

Question 11

Example, coming into a room and there is a laptop on the table and no one in the room. You need to make a reasonable attempt to find the owner and then you can keep it in some jurisdictions depending. If not it is what?

Answer 11

larceny/ theft

Question 12

Elements of the crime for larceny:
1.
2.
3.
4.

Answer 12

1. stealing, taking, carrying, loading, driving away
2. the personal goods, property, or services,
3. valued above or below
4. with intent to permanently deprive the owner

Question 13

1. stealing, taking, carrying, loading, driving away
2. the personal goods, property, or services,
3. valued above or below
4. with intent to permanently deprive the owner

Answer 13

Elements of the crime for larceny

Question 14

Example, i owe you $100.00 and never pay you it is not considered larceny. If you take something worth $100.00 than it is larceny. Why?

Answer 14

unpaid debts do not count as larceny

Question 15

Does not have to be a tangible thing. Example, get in a taxi cab and they drive you and you get out and do not pay that is ______ their service.

Answer 15

Stealing

Question 16

Usually above 100 dollars and that determines whether it is a _____ or ______.

Answer 16

felony or misdemeanor

Question 17

Example, steal 100 pounds of copper and you go to trial for it 5 years later they count the value of the copper now not 5 years from now. This refers to what?

Answer 17

Market value at time of theft

Question 18

Example, antique mall with different sellers. Steal from four people all under 100. They will charge you with what?

Answer 18

one count of grand larceny

Question 19

Not just borrowing it. Example, fire outside someone runs in and takes the fire extinguisher off of the wall. It is valued above 100 but he did not have the intent to permanently deprive the owner. If he likes it and keeps it than it is what?

Answer 19

grand larceny

Question 20

With intent to permanently deprive the owner can be formed afterwards. True or False

Answer 20

True

Question 21

1. Pickpockets/ purse snatchers
2. bicycle theft
3. theft from motor vehicles
4. theft from motor vehicles
5. mail/package
6. Retail theft

Answer 21

Common kinds of theft

Question 22

Example, walking along with a purse and someone grabs it from me, and run off sometimes that is charged as ____ and sometimes it is _____. It can fall under both

Answer 22

Larceny

robbery

Question 23

Common. Easy to fence. People leave them in public a lot.

Answer 23

bicycle theft

Question 24

bicycle theft is what

Answer 24

crime of opportunity

Question 25

Thieves have found parking lots where they can test to see if car doors are open the goal is to not steal a car but the things inside. True or False

Answer 25

True

Question 26

q lot of people steal from ______ and that is an extra thing because it is a federal offense.

Answer 26

mailboxes

Question 27

Package theft is referred to as a what?

Answer 27

porch pirate

Question 28

Theft that is a huge problem

Answer 28

retail theft

Question 29

Hard to catch ______ in the act.

Answer 29

shoplifters

Question 30

Example, go into the store and find something they have for sale hide it and walk out of the store.

Answer 30

Shoplifting

Question 31

Stickers and you put a sticker for something that is cheaper.

Answer 31

modifying prices

Question 32

Easy to steal because you know all the in and out of security. In a lot of businesses, the _______ are by far the ones more likely to steal.

Answer 32

employees

Question 33

There are a lot of organized groups that do -____ theft.

Answer 33

retail

Question 34

Distract employees while they grab stuff. Make fake credit cards and run them to make it look like they are checking out. These are examples of what?

Answer 34

Organized theft

Question 35

Kill the animals out of season or illegally.

Answer 35

Poaching

Question 36

A larceny from nature of the state. taking it in an illegal way.

Answer 36

Poaching

Question 37

Stuff gets shipped on trucks and trains we steal it in transit. 18 wheelers park overnight and you steal from it.

Answer 37

Cargo Theft

Question 38

Attractive subject of stealing because they are hard to track.

Answer 38

jewel theft

Question 39

Notorious for getting rid of their property easily.

Answer 39

Jewelry theft

Question 40

Mona Lisa stolen was a famous thing. This refers to what ?

Answer 40

art theft

Question 41

Art theft is a big deal. Usually it is the lower-level art that is stolen because they want people to be able to afford it. True or False

Answer 41

True

Question 42

Most famous art theft people in history was who?

Answer 42

Nazis