crim law - crimes against property.txt

Robbery
- 1) taking
- 2) of personal property of another
- 3) from the peron's person or presence
- 4) by use of force or fear
- 5) with intent to permanently deprive
Extortion
- 1) CL: corrupt collection of unlawful fees by an officer under color of office
- 2) Modernly: obtaining property by means of threats to do harm or to expose information
- Note: distinct from robbery, extortion threats may be of future harm and taking need not be in victim's presence
Burglary
- 1) breaking and entering (modern, entry)
- 2) of a dwelling (modern, a structure)
- 3) of another
- 4) at nighttime (modern, goes to degree)
- 5) with the intent to commit a felony therein (modern, adds theft)
Arson
- 1) malicious (intentional or reckless)
- 2) burning (charring is sufficient)
- 3) of the dwelling (modern, a structure)
- 4) of another
Forgery
- 1) making or altering
- 2) of a writing with apparent legal significance
- 3) making it false
- 4) with intent to defraud

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crim law - crimes against property.txt

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