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Larceny is a
crime involving the
unlawful taking or
theft of the
personal property of
another person or business. It was an
offence under the
common law...
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addresses "
simple larceny", and
Article 2 of the Law for
Prevention and
Disposition of Robbery, Theft, etc.,
which addresses "habitual
larceny". The Court...
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profits from a
false academic degree is unlawful. In M****achusetts it is
simple larceny to
obtain by
false pretenses the
money or
personal chattel of another...
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Larceny Act 1916.
Section 4 -
Punishment for
simple larceny This
section was
repealed by
section 48(1) of, and the
Schedule to, the
Larceny Act 1916...
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Powerful People. Pier 9. p. 23. ISBN 1-74045-809-5. "Thomas Wilson: Theft:
simple larceny, 27th June 1887". Old
Bailey Proceedings Online. 7.2. 27 June 1887....
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ISAAC SOLOMON,
Theft >
simple larceny, 8 July 1830.
Proceedings of the Old
Bailey –
ISAAC SOLOMON,
Theft >
simple larceny, 8 July 1830. Proceedings...
- and on
conviction thereof liable to be
punished as in the case of
simple larceny. This
offence is
created by
section 13 of the
Theft Act (Northern Ireland)...
- who were
transported after being sentenced to
death were
guilty of
simple larceny, an
offence for
which benefit of
clergy was not
available for women...
- 2019, a New York
state court convicted Sorokin of
attempted grand larceny,
larceny in the
second degree, and
theft of services, and she was sentenced...
- such as in the case of
Thomas M. Watkins, a free
Negro convicted of
simple larceny in Stump's court.
Watkins was
tried and
found guilty of
stealing a silver...