In most states, it is a crime to burn any building or structure, even if the person who burns the structure owns it.

Burning property with the intent to defraud an insurance company is usually a separate crime, regardless of the type or property burned or who owns the property.

At various time, arson has been a form of ___________ violence.

To help federal prosecutors deal with a rash of racially motivated acts of church arson, Congress passed the ____________________________________________.

Arson is the willful and malicious burning of a person's property. What are the elements of arson?

True or false? Vandalism is responsible for millions of dollars in damages each year.

Depending on the extent of the damage, vandalism can be either a _____________ or a _____________________.

__________________ is the unlawful taking and carrying away of property of another against their will, with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it.

____________ ______________ involves the theft of anything above a certain value, sometimes $100 or more, and is classified as a felony.

Grand larceny is classified as a ______________, while petty larceny is classified as a ___________________.

The crime of ______________ also includes keeping lost property when a reasonable method exists for finding the owner.

If someone finds a wallet with the owner's identification inside but decides to keep the wallet anyway, they are guilty of _____________.

A person can be guilty of ____________ for keeping property delivered to them by mistake.

_________________ is the crime of taking items from a store without paying or intending to pay for them.

True or false? The crimes of shoplifting and concealment are particularly common among young people.

________________ results in business losses of billions of dollars each year. The costs are passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices. Everyone ends up paying for it.

____________________ is the unlawful taking of property by someone to whom it was entrusted.

For example, if someone lends a friend an umbrella, and that friend keeps the umbrella and never returns it, the friend can be guilty of _________________.

A stock broker who takes money that should have been invested, and a bank teller who takes money from the cash drawer, are both examples of _________________.

In recent years, many states have merged the crimes of embezzlement, larceny, and obtaining property by false pretenses into a single crime called ____________.

Robbery is __________________________________________.

What is the threshold amount for grand larceny?

What is the threshold for petty larceny?

True or false? The nature or value of the item stolen affects whether the perpetrator is charged with a misdemeanor or a felony.

Choose the 2 classes of larceny:

True or false? Shoplifting is a form of robbery.

_______________ is the crime of attempted shoplifting.

Robbery is both a crime against a ___________ and a crime against ___________.

Unlike other theft offenses, robbery involves two harms: _______________________ and _____________________.

In most states, the difference between robbery and larceny is the use of ____________.

A pickpocket who takes a wallet is guilty of ______________. A mugger who knocks someone down and takes their wallet is guilty of _______________.

Robbery is almost always classified as a _____________, due to the use of force in commission of the crime.

States impose stricter penalties for robbery committing using a weapon, which is called ________________ robbery.

Extortion statutes generally cover..... (pick 3):

_________________ is the unauthorized entry into any structure with the intent to commit a crime or felony therein.

True or false? Many states have lighter penalties for burglaries committed at night, burglaries of inhabited dwellings, and burglaries committed with weapons.

______________ is a crime in which a person falsely makes or alters a writing or document with intent to defraud.

_______________ is a crime in which a person presents a false document and attempts to pass it off as genuine.

Changing or erasing part of a previously signed document, such as a check, is an example of _______________.

Receiving or buying property from a questionable seller or for an unrealistically low price may be a crime called ______________________.

What are the 3 types of car theft?

True or false? When a vehicle is taken temporarily, with the intent to return it to the owner, auto theft has been committed.

________________ describes a wide range of actions that involve electronic devices in criminal activity.

Select four (4) examples of cybercrime:

Is cybercrime a crime against property or a person?

Choose two (2) crimes you learned about in Chapter 10 that involve the use of force against another person.

Stealing property from another person by intentionally misstating the facts is called ______________________.