Assertion: grand larceny | /r/HasProperty | grand theft
Facets:
value: as stealing property
type: MANNER
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
value: in california
type: LOCATION
value: in riverside
type: LOCATION
value: in some states
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The terms "petty larceny" (petty theft) and "grand larceny" (grand theft) are descriptions of acts of theft or stealing - the unlawful taking of the personal property of another.
text: In some states, grand larceny may be called grand theft, as is the case in California.
text: Grand larceny is commonly known as grand theft in Riverside and involves the taking of property valued at more than $950.
text: Grand larceny, which is referred to as grand theft in California, can involve property of various types, including money, personal property, real property and the value of labor and services.
text: Grand larceny may also be described as grand theft when the property is valued above a specified dollar amount by the legislature of a state or province.
text: Some states have a crime called “grand larceny” (grand theft), a felony which involves stealing large amounts of money or specific, high-value property.
text: Some states have a crime called “grand larceny” (grand theft), a felony which involves stealing large amounts of money or specific, high-value property.
text: Nevada law defines grand larceny (also called "grand theft") as deliberately stealing property valued at $650 or more.