2.2 Criminal Law - Crimes Against Property

When someone steals money from an employer who trusted them with it.

• Shoplifting

• Embezzlement

• Robbery

• Larceny

The breaking and entering of a dwelling is: 

• robbery
• arson
• burglary
• assault

The wrongful taking of property via force or threats is: 

• robbery
• arson
• burglary
• assault

The unlawful taking away of property with the intent to deprive the owner is: 

• robbery
• larceny
• burglary
• assault

A type of fraud that involves false creating/making or changing writing (ex: fake IDs). 

• venti fraud
• bribery
• extortion
• forgery

Giving gifts to public officials in order to influence their official activity is: 

• bribery
• fraud
• extortion
• politics 

The practice of gaining/obtaining something, especially money, through force of threats is:

• bribery

• extortion

• embezzlement

• fraud

Theft of items with a value under $100.

• petty larceny
• grand larceny
• extortion
• embezzlement

Burning a home or business would be called.........

• uttering
• concealment
• arson
• forgery

Damaging someone's property.

• vandalism
• concealment
• embezzlement
• robbery