The common law crime of larceny protects victims who voluntarily hand over their property to a caretaker who later decides to convert the property to his or her own use. a. Trueb. False

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Natasha Kelley

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25 February, 02:54

The common law crime of larceny protects victims who voluntarily hand over their property to a caretaker who later decides to convert the property to his or her own use. a. Trueb. False

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Collin Rivers · Answer 1

Answer: b. False

Explanation:

Larceny is a crime by law that involves the theft. In larceny the thief conduct a criminal trespass to a owner residence and carry away personal property with an intent to deprive the owner with the possession of the stolen property permanently. It is a crime of misdemeanor charge or penalty. It is not considered under heinous offense.