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16 Cards in this Set
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recieving stolen property
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recieving or buying property that is known to be stolen
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larceny
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the unlawful taking of another person property with the intent to steal it.
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exortion
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taking property illegally by force or threats of harm
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shoplifting
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a form of larceny in which items are taken from a store without payment or the intentionto pay
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computr crime
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the unauthorized access to someone elses computer.
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vandalism
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the deliberate distruction or defacement of property.
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unauthorized use of a vehicle
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unlawful taking a car by someone who intends to use it only temporarily
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arson
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the deliberateand milicious burning of property.
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uttering
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offering to someone as genuine a document known to be false
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embezzlement
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the taking of money or property by a person who has been entrusted with it.
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hacker
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person who illegally access other peoples computer system
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robbery
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the unlawful taking of property from another person's imedediate possession
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burglary
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breaking and entering a building with the intention of commiting a felony
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concealment
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the act of hiding either knowledge or objects.
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carjacking
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to steal a car
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forgery
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the act of making a fake document or altering a real one with the intent to commit fraud.
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