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| Crime punishable by one or more years in penitentiary |
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| Crime punishable by less than one year |
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| Taking of property from another using force or fear |
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| Taking of property from another without force or fear (pick pocketing) |
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| Breaking and entering a dwelling (place of residence) to commit a felony |
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| Burning somebody else’s property down |
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| Receiving goods where recipient knows or should know they are stolen |
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| Changing a written document wrongfully, usually for financial gain |
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| Person takes funds or property entrusted to their care but actually owned by someone else |
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| Criminal behavior that generates huge amounts of cash; concealing the source of illegally gotten money |
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| Mistake on your part (took wrong bag) |
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| Let somebody be free of charges when they steal something of yours |
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| Forced to do something illegal by police when you have no predisposition |
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| Can lower intent level if usually when involuntary |
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