Assertion: larceny | /r/Synonym | petty theft
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in new mexico
type: LOCATION
value: by similar names
type: OTHER
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A theft of property which has a value under $400 is commonly known as Petty Theft (Penal Code section 484/Penal Code section 488).
text: When the value of the property stolen is $250 or less, larceny is considered a petty misdemeanor in New Mexico.
text: For example, if a state sets $500 US Dollars (USD) as the amount that constitutes grand larceny, then theft of property valued at $498 USD would be petty larceny.
text: If the property stolen is valued at less than $200, larceny is a misdemeanor under Michigan law (sometimes called "petty larceny" or "petty theft.
text: If the property stolen is valued at less than $200, larceny is a misdemeanor under Michigan law (sometimes called "petty larceny" or "petty theft.
text: Larceny in the sixth degree is the lowest level of theft or larceny under Connecticut law, and is often known as "petty theft" or "petty larceny.
text: Larceny in the sixth degree is the lowest level of theft or larceny under Connecticut law, and is often known as "petty theft" or "petty larceny.
text: Larceny in the 6th Degree is the lowest level of theft or larceny under Connecticut law, and is often known as “petty theft” or “petty larceny.
text: Theft is sometimes known as larceny, petty theft, grand theft, or by similar names, depending on the state in which you live and the circumstances of the crime.
text: When the value of the property stolen is $250 or less, larceny is considered a petty misdemeanor in New Mexico.