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1. They were there to rehearse the night’s grand larceny and to look for any possible problems that might occur during the operation
2. Many states use the term to describe a wide number of property crimes, such as larceny and robbery
3. Most states that still recognize the crime of larceny have codified its elements into their penal code
4. The exact definition of larceny varies between states and most of them incorporate the following elements in some form
5. Grand theft or comparable violations, such as grand larceny, are classified as felonies in all states
6. One commits larceny by taking something of value without consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the rightful owner of the object
7. Most states use the term theft in place of larceny
8. The crime of "theft" has gradually become a catch-all term for all kinds of common-law property crimes, including larceny
9. Several states and the Model Penal Code organize larceny and certain other property crimes under the classification of theft; other states retain the traditional common-law distinctions, however
10. Larceny is what most people think of as common theft: it is the taking of someone else's property without the use of force from a location other than inside their home
11. Car theft forms a typical instance of larceny
12. The offense developed under the common law, but most states that still recognize the crime of larceny have codified its elements into their penal code
13. While each state has its own definition of larceny (or theft), most of them incorporate the following elements in some form
14. In order to support a charge of larceny, the state must prove each element, so it's important to have an understanding of what they mean, as explained below
15. The first stage in a larceny involves the unlawful taking of another's property
16. Note that the taking must be unlawful, so the removal or appropriation of property for a lawful purpose will not constitute a larceny
17. Larceny can happen even when the owner of the property doesn't have possession of it
18. Separate crimes exist to cover situations where the owner approves of the transfer because of the other party's deceit or fraud, but for the purposes of basic larceny all that matters is that the owner must not give consent to the taking in order for a larceny to occur
19. Larceny is a specific intent crime, which means that the person taking the property must specifically intend to commit larceny there can be no larceny by mistake
20. In addition to the example above, a person could have a reasonable belief that they own the property they are taking, thus they would not have the specific intent of taking someone else's property that would be required for a larceny
21. States usually separate larceny into different categories based on the value of the item stolen
22. "Grand" larceny applies to higher-value items, and "petit" (or "petty") larceny applies to items of lesser value
23. Each state legislature decides the amount that divides a grand larceny from a petty larceny
24. For example, one state could make grand larceny apply to larcenies above $2,000, while another state could decide that grand larceny only occurs when the value of the stolen property exceeds $3,000
25. Anything below those amounts would constitute petit larceny
26. A common question that arises in larceny prosecutions is whether one larceny has occurred, or several
27. Generally, multiple items stolen from the same owner at the same time will form one larceny, but some states either give prosecutors the discretion to, or require that they, charge such a situation as multiple larcenies
28. If part of a single activity, only one larceny has occurred
29. If, for example, the violence only occurs as the robber attempts to escape from the discovered scene of a theft, the charges brought might include larceny and resisting arrest, but not necessarily robbery
30. states may punish shoplifting under their general larceny or theft statutes, many states have enacted statutes to specifically address shoplifting
31. He had lived with his father who taught him the finer details of stealing, defrauding and larceny
32. the expenses of their larceny
33. Hey, there’s a little larceny in everybody
34. · You’ve not been convicted of felony larceny, theft, forgery, tax evasion, fraud, or money laundering in connection with a real estate or mortgage deal over the past 10 years
35. His years of experience in petty larceny and auto theft, combined with the information Clint had given him
36. Collins, the defendant in this matter, to stand for trial upon charges which has been duly brought by the members of the town council, these charges being namely, fraud and deception, grand larceny, and false taking of a tract of real estate called by some "The Rocks", by having represented it to be essentially worthless in order to criminally set a low value upon it, but having known some information not shared to the council men
37. Guilty or not guilty of fraud and larceny?"
38. “The charge was larceny
39. They were well aware that larceny is "the unlawful taking and carrying away of personal property with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of his property permanently"
40. “So,” Lefty said, “unless Walter wants to face grand larceny charges for collecting child support from the United States government on Tabitha’s behalf from Lefty Dixon here for all those years…” Lefty raised his hand to gesture toward himself
41. They got away with it, and continue to get away with global larceny
42. Any avaricious soul, any greedy little hoarder, anyone with larceny in their heart would see the wisdom of it
43. “More petty larceny at the local convenience store?”
44. They both had weak eyes, which I had long attributed to their chronically looking in at keyholes, and they were always at hand when not wanted; indeed that was their only reliable quality besides larceny
45. After all, that is nothing; petty larceny, six months at the most
46. By the way, what did sister Sue think of your larceny?”
47. “The kidnapping of the baron and the larceny of the chocolate and its trailer
48. And there’s plenty to report, including charges leveled at Lorelei of grand larceny of a valuable tiara
49. For Flask to have presumed to help himself, this must have seemed to him tantamount to larceny in the first degree
