Final Review for RBC Test 3 Questions
and Answers
Theft - CORRECT ANSWER-The taking and carrying away personal property of
another without the consent of the owner with the intent to permanently deprive the
owner.
Theft crime elements - CORRECT ANSWER-taking and
carrying away of
personal property of another
without consent
with intent to permanently deprive the owner
$950 or greater = Felony
Property - CORRECT ANSWER-includes money, labor, animals, crops, or real or
personal items
Real property - CORRECT ANSWER-Land and immovable property, affixed to or
growing from that land. It may be otherwise referred to as real estate.
Personal Property - CORRECT ANSWER-Includes any movable objects owned by and
individual; all property other than real estate.
Control - CORRECT ANSWER-The ability to exercise a restraining or directing
influence over something.
Property can be taken from - CORRECT ANSWER-someone who is in rightful
possession of it,
a person or place having lawful possession of the property,
someone who himself stole the property (since legally the property still belongs to the
own from whom it was originally stolen.
Control -Grand theft - CORRECT ANSWER-It is required that the objects must be hold,
carried, or otherwise on the victim's person, not merely in immediate presence.
Grand theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Property valued - $950
Agricultural products (veggies) valued - $950
Aquacutural products (fish) valued - $950
Property taken over a 12 consecutive month period valued - $950
Property taken from person valued - $950
-Felonies-
livestock, motor vehicles, firearms:
$950 or more = felony/ Less than $950 = misdemeanor.
,All other thefts not categorized as grand theft = misdemeanor
Petty theft with prior theft related conviction and jail time = misdemeanor.
Access cards theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Sell/transfer/convey an access card - $950
or greater = felony.
Acquire or more access cards within 12 months - $950 or greater = felony.
Acquire/retain access card information with intent to use fraudulently - $950 or greater =
felony.
Make/alter/use access card - $950 or greater = felony.
Forge signature with intent to defraud - $950 or greater = felony.
use card or account information unlawfully obtained or alter - $950 or greater = felony.
acquire or possess access card with intent to use, sell or transfer without consent -
misdemeanor.
Forge access card/ retailing with knowledge card is counterfeit/ modify or alter magnetic
stripe/ forge access card transaction - $950 or greater = felony.
Publish access card, numbers, code - misdemeanor. `
Vehicle theft - CORRECT ANSWER-The driving or taking of
a vehicle no the person's own
without consent
with intent to temporarily or permanently deprive the owner
of title or possession of such vehicle
Felony
Grand theft vehicle - CORRECT ANSWER-If the suspects intent was to permanently
deprive the owner, charge with grand theft.
temporarily taking a bicycle, motorboat, or vessel - CORRECT ANSWER-Misdemeanor
Intentional failure to return a leased or rented vehicle within 5 days of expiration of
agreement - CORRECT ANSWER-Felony
Noncriminal explanations for missing vehicles - CORRECT ANSWER-borrowed by
family members without the permission of the owners,
used by another but owner gave permission,
taken during domes disputes,
reposted by lending institutes,
in storage or impounded,
misplaced
Unlawful false reports - CORRECT ANSWER-Collect money fraudulently through
insurance policy claims,
cover up another offense
, Verifying a criminal act - CORRECT ANSWER-vehicle payments are up to date,
owner received warning late payments,
owner is involved in family disputes,
family member often use vehicle,
friend or family members with duplicate keys
Investigating the theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Identification of the RO, RP, and DC.
location of all keys,
similar thefts in area
suspicious vehicles in area before theft,
make, model, year, color, license plate, title, upgrades, markings,
Enter vehicle in SVS,
note contents,
Name of finance company and insurance information
recognizing stolen vehicles - CORRECT ANSWER-location, license plates/identification,
appearance, vehicle operating without key, suspicious behavior of driver.
Vehicle identification number (VIN) identifies: - CORRECT ANSWER-manufacturer
year
car line
body style
engine symbol
assembly plant
sequential production number
Defrauding an innkeeper elements - CORRECT ANSWER-the obtaining of
food, services, or accommodations,
at a designated facility without paying
with intent to defraud the proprietor or manager
$950 or more = felony
Designated facilities: - CORRECT ANSWER-hotel, inn, restaurant, boardinghouse,
lodging house, apartment, bungalow court, motel, marina, marine facility, auto camp,
public or private campgrounds.
Burglary - CORRECT ANSWER-The entry to a building or specified structure
with the intent to commit
theft or any felony
General intent crime
Felony
Specified structures - CORRECT ANSWER-House, room, apartment, tenement
scope, warehouse, store, mill, barn, stable, outhouse, or other building
Tent, vessel designed for habituation
and Answers
Theft - CORRECT ANSWER-The taking and carrying away personal property of
another without the consent of the owner with the intent to permanently deprive the
owner.
Theft crime elements - CORRECT ANSWER-taking and
carrying away of
personal property of another
without consent
with intent to permanently deprive the owner
$950 or greater = Felony
Property - CORRECT ANSWER-includes money, labor, animals, crops, or real or
personal items
Real property - CORRECT ANSWER-Land and immovable property, affixed to or
growing from that land. It may be otherwise referred to as real estate.
Personal Property - CORRECT ANSWER-Includes any movable objects owned by and
individual; all property other than real estate.
Control - CORRECT ANSWER-The ability to exercise a restraining or directing
influence over something.
Property can be taken from - CORRECT ANSWER-someone who is in rightful
possession of it,
a person or place having lawful possession of the property,
someone who himself stole the property (since legally the property still belongs to the
own from whom it was originally stolen.
Control -Grand theft - CORRECT ANSWER-It is required that the objects must be hold,
carried, or otherwise on the victim's person, not merely in immediate presence.
Grand theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Property valued - $950
Agricultural products (veggies) valued - $950
Aquacutural products (fish) valued - $950
Property taken over a 12 consecutive month period valued - $950
Property taken from person valued - $950
-Felonies-
livestock, motor vehicles, firearms:
$950 or more = felony/ Less than $950 = misdemeanor.
,All other thefts not categorized as grand theft = misdemeanor
Petty theft with prior theft related conviction and jail time = misdemeanor.
Access cards theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Sell/transfer/convey an access card - $950
or greater = felony.
Acquire or more access cards within 12 months - $950 or greater = felony.
Acquire/retain access card information with intent to use fraudulently - $950 or greater =
felony.
Make/alter/use access card - $950 or greater = felony.
Forge signature with intent to defraud - $950 or greater = felony.
use card or account information unlawfully obtained or alter - $950 or greater = felony.
acquire or possess access card with intent to use, sell or transfer without consent -
misdemeanor.
Forge access card/ retailing with knowledge card is counterfeit/ modify or alter magnetic
stripe/ forge access card transaction - $950 or greater = felony.
Publish access card, numbers, code - misdemeanor. `
Vehicle theft - CORRECT ANSWER-The driving or taking of
a vehicle no the person's own
without consent
with intent to temporarily or permanently deprive the owner
of title or possession of such vehicle
Felony
Grand theft vehicle - CORRECT ANSWER-If the suspects intent was to permanently
deprive the owner, charge with grand theft.
temporarily taking a bicycle, motorboat, or vessel - CORRECT ANSWER-Misdemeanor
Intentional failure to return a leased or rented vehicle within 5 days of expiration of
agreement - CORRECT ANSWER-Felony
Noncriminal explanations for missing vehicles - CORRECT ANSWER-borrowed by
family members without the permission of the owners,
used by another but owner gave permission,
taken during domes disputes,
reposted by lending institutes,
in storage or impounded,
misplaced
Unlawful false reports - CORRECT ANSWER-Collect money fraudulently through
insurance policy claims,
cover up another offense
, Verifying a criminal act - CORRECT ANSWER-vehicle payments are up to date,
owner received warning late payments,
owner is involved in family disputes,
family member often use vehicle,
friend or family members with duplicate keys
Investigating the theft - CORRECT ANSWER-Identification of the RO, RP, and DC.
location of all keys,
similar thefts in area
suspicious vehicles in area before theft,
make, model, year, color, license plate, title, upgrades, markings,
Enter vehicle in SVS,
note contents,
Name of finance company and insurance information
recognizing stolen vehicles - CORRECT ANSWER-location, license plates/identification,
appearance, vehicle operating without key, suspicious behavior of driver.
Vehicle identification number (VIN) identifies: - CORRECT ANSWER-manufacturer
year
car line
body style
engine symbol
assembly plant
sequential production number
Defrauding an innkeeper elements - CORRECT ANSWER-the obtaining of
food, services, or accommodations,
at a designated facility without paying
with intent to defraud the proprietor or manager
$950 or more = felony
Designated facilities: - CORRECT ANSWER-hotel, inn, restaurant, boardinghouse,
lodging house, apartment, bungalow court, motel, marina, marine facility, auto camp,
public or private campgrounds.
Burglary - CORRECT ANSWER-The entry to a building or specified structure
with the intent to commit
theft or any felony
General intent crime
Felony
Specified structures - CORRECT ANSWER-House, room, apartment, tenement
scope, warehouse, store, mill, barn, stable, outhouse, or other building
Tent, vessel designed for habituation
