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All Property Offenses Without Violence

The ICCS class for offenses against property committed without force or threat against a person, the classic acquisitive crimes of unlawful entry, taking and receiving, together with property destroyed rather than stolen. Belongs here: any offense whose harm is to property alone, carried out by stealth, unlawful entry or opportunistic taking rather than confrontation. Does not belong here: any taking or damage accomplished by force or threat against a person, grouped under Property Offenses Involving Violence or Threat. This subcategory groups Burglary, Larceny, Motor Vehicle Theft, Vandalism and Receiving Stolen Property.

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1916 1
All Property Offenses Without Violence
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Antiquities Trafficking

Property Offenses Without Violence

Art Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Bicycle Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Biopiracy

Property Offenses Without Violence

Body Snatching

Property Offenses Without Violence

Bootlegging

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Burglary

Property Offenses Without Violence

Cargo Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Catalytic Converter Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Cattle Rustling

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Chop Shop

Property Offenses Without Violence

Cigarette Smuggling

Property Offenses Without Violence

Continuing Trespass

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Copyright Infringement

Property Offenses Without Violence

Criminal Conversion

Property Offenses Without Violence

Criminal Damage in English Law

Property Offenses Without Violence

Cybersquatting

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Devious Lick

Property Offenses Without Violence

Electricity Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Fare Evasion

Property Offenses Without Violence

Fencing

Property Offenses Without Violence

Frosting (Crime)

Property Offenses Without Violence

Gasoline Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Gene Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Grave Robbery

Property Offenses Without Violence

Hair Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Horse Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Intellectual property infringement

Property Offenses Without Violence

Joyriding

Property Offenses Without Violence

Larceny

Property Offenses Without Violence

Looting

Property Offenses Without Violence

Metal Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Motor Vehicle Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Nazi Plunder

Property Offenses Without Violence

Organized Retail Crime

Property Offenses Without Violence

Package Pilferage

Property Offenses Without Violence

Package Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Patent Infringement

Property Offenses Without Violence

Pickpocketing

Property Offenses Without Violence

Possession of Stolen Goods

Property Offenses Without Violence

Property Crime

Property Offenses Without Violence

Property Damage

Property Offenses Without Violence

Receiving Stolen Property

Property Offenses Without Violence

Removing Article from Place Open to the Public

Property Offenses Without Violence

Shoplifting

Property Offenses Without Violence

Squatting

Property Offenses Without Violence

Sweethearting

Property Offenses Without Violence

Taking Without Owner's Consent

Property Offenses Without Violence

Theft

Property Offenses Without Violence

Theft of Government Property

Property Offenses Without Violence

Trademark Infringement

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Trespass

Property Offenses Without Violence

Trespassing

Property Offenses Without Violence

Typosquatting

Property Offenses Without Violence

Vandalism

Property Offenses Without Violence

Vehicle Cloning

Property Offenses Without Violence

VIN Cloning

Property Offenses Without Violence
Sources
1. Theft Act 1968 (Wikipedia)
WikipediaTheft Act 1968, Commencement, short title and extent section
Quote, Theft Act 1968, Commencement, short title and extent section
The Larceny Act 1916 (6 & 7 Geo. 5. c. 50) had codified the common law, including larceny itself, but it remained a complex web of offences.
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