OTHER CRIMES

Question 1

Burglary

Answer 1

breaking or entering a dwelling of another in nightime with intent to commit felony therin

no longer has to be nightime nor home

dont have to break anything

entry of any portion of body

accompanied by felonious intent, if not = trespass

Question 2

arson

Answer 2

malicioius burning of the dwelling house of another
purposely knowingly or recklessly

must be charring of actual structure- smoke damage or burning of personal property insufficient

Question 3

larceny

Answer 3

intentinally (purp or knowingly) taking onese property with intent to permanently deprive the owenr

note: believing propety to be abandoned is not larceny because requires specific intent to deprive owner

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Question 4

receiving stolen property

Answer 4

intentionally receiving or possessing property one knows is stoeln with intent to permantly deprive owner

specific intent

physically possesion not necessary, excercise control over goods

an hones but unreasonable belief that property is not stolen would prevent conviction for this crime