.Match the items with the descriptions. 1. Identity theft a. Alternative to rece

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.Match the items with the descriptions.

1. Identity theft

a. Alternative to receiving or concealing statutes

2. Dealing in stolen property

b. Mislaid property

3. Wallet left in taxi

c. Securing another’s social security number

4. Grand larceny

d. Theft of higher valued items

1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____

4. ____

Match the items in the left column with the appropriate descriptors in the right column.

1. Robbery

a. Claim of right

2. Self-help doctrine

b. Robbery and auto theft combination

3. Forces

c. Taking property by force

4. Carjacking

d. Physical or threat of violence

1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____

4. ____

Match items in the left column with the descriptions in the right column.

1. Burglary

a. Place habitually used for sleeping

2. Dwelling

b. Opening a screen door

3. Curtilage

c. Specific intent crime

4. Breaking

d. Outbuildings used to support dwelling

1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____ 4. ____

1. Identity theft

a. Alternative to receiving or concealing statutes

2. Dealing in stolen property

b. Mislaid property

3. Wallet left in taxi

c. Securing another’s social security number

4. Grand larceny

d. Theft of higher valued items

Explanation / Answer

Ans 1:

1:c , 2:a, 3:b, 4:d

Identity theft is when a person tries to fraud or steal somebody's personal identifiable information such as social security number. Dealing in stolen properties and grand larceny are related to thefts of statues or high valued items.

Mislaid properties are the ones that are unclaimed or left by somebody unintensionally.

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