Re: definition of burglary
Posted by NC on 12/14/04
Think about it . . . Would you want someone taking something of yours without asking? On 12/14/04, Ozarks Lawyer wrote: > > > Not in every state. In Missouri it is with intent to commit any > crime. And since the OP didn't say what he lives in, we cannot > help him. > > > On 12/14/04, brian wrote: >> On 11/11/02, Joe wrote: >>> On 8/24/02, daaaaah wrote: >>>> On 6/29/02, Chris wrote: >>>>> Can someone please tell me what is the definition of >>>>> burglary. I went into my roommates room and took some >>>>> things from his room. I did not break into anything nor >>>>> did I damage anything. Is that counted as burglary. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> burglary is the unlawful entry of a household or dwelling with >> the intent to commit a felony.. you commited theft, or larceny.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- definition of burglary, 6/29/02, by Chris.
- Re: definition of burglary, 8/24/02, by daaaaah.
- Re: definition of burglary, 11/11/02, by Joe.
- Re: definition of burglary, 12/14/04, by brian.
- Re: definition of burglary, 12/14/04, by Ozarks Lawyer.
- Re: definition of burglary, 12/14/04, by NC.
- Re: definition of burglary, 12/14/04, by Ozarks Lawyer.
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