Assertion: pretense's property | /r/HasProperty | worth
Facets:
Source sentences:
text: If the property stolen is worth more than nine hundred fifty dollars ($950), or is a firearm or a car, then it is grand theft.
text: If the property is worth less than nine hundred fifty dollars ($950), then false pretense theft is petty theft.
text: When the property stolen is worth less than nine hundred fifty dollars ($950) and is not a car, a firearm, livestock, or certain kinds of agricultural products...then a Penal Code 532 PC violation is considered petty theft.
text: If the property is worth less than $200, the crime is a misdemeanor (petty larceny.)
text: If the property is worth more than $200, it is felony (grand larceny.)
text: If the property is worth more than $950, is a gun or a car, then the charge is grand theft.
text: The charge becomes Grand Larceny under Va. Code §18.2-95 if the property is worth more than $200.
text: Obtaining Money by False Pretenses, the Commonwealth must prove that the property obtained is worth more than $200.
text: To be more specific, an act of theft will be considered grand theft if the property taken is worth more than nine hundred fifty dollars ($950).
text: One (1) year if the property was worth more than sixty-five thousand dollars ($65,000),
text: Two (2) years if the property was worth more than two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000),
text: Three (3) years if the property was worth more than one million three hundred thousand dollars ($1,300,000), and
text: Four (4) years if the property was worth more than three million two hundred thousand dollars ($3,200,000).
text: The difference is that petty theft will be charged when the property stolen is worth $950 or less.