Sentence examples for commit larceny from inspiring English sources

Thus, one who takes and carries away the goods of another person, believing them to be his own, does not commit larceny, for he lacks the intent to steal.

Mr. Ciccarello, 22, also of Old Saybrook and a former high school teammate of Mr. Douglas's, was arrested on Monday and charged with conspiracy to commit robbery and conspiracy to commit larceny.

His first legal case argued before the Hampshire County Circuit Court, West Virginia v. Smith, in which his client was charged with "breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny".

He got caught but mostly it is with impunity that officials commit larceny against the children they are supposed to serve -- and those, our students, children can never really recover what has been stolen from them.

And poor kids do the darnedest things, like committing larceny.

The lead defense lawyer, Thomas J. Ullmann, conceded that Mr. Hayes had committed a series of crimes, including the murder and rape of the mother of the family, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, kidnapping all four members of the family and committing larceny and burglary.

An English statute of 1529 held in effect that a servant who carried away goods entrusted to him by his master had committed larceny, since the legal title as opposed to the physical possession had never been transferred to him.

In the case of Correctional Services, however, the Albany County district attorney, Paul A. Clyne, is trying to determine if lawmakers committed larceny by billing the Legislature for travel on the same days in which they accepted free transportation to Albany.

Respondents who admitted to being longtime hallucinogen users had a 27percentt lower chance of having committed larceny and 22percentt lower chance of having committed a violent crime in the past 12 months.

The indictments include charges of second-degree conspiracy to commit grand larceny; grand larceny in the second, third and fourth degrees; and criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree.

Gideon was tried in the State of Florida, without counsel, convicted of breaking into a poo room to commit petty larceny, & sentenced to five years.