I can only talk about the Law of England and Wales as I'm an English Police Officer:
Theft Act 1968A person is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention to permanently drive the other of it.
There is no dishonesty if:
The owner can be an individual, shop, club or other organisation.
Appropriation of property is when a person assumes the rights of the owner of the property, treating the property as his own. For example, if a person finds he has taken someone's coat home by mistake, but then decides that he wants to keep the coat without asking the owner, or trying to find the owner, then the offence of theft is complete as the person has appropriated the coat.
Property includes money and all other property, except land, wild mushrooms, flowers and fruit, leaves (but not the plant) unless grown commercially. Wild animals cannot be stolen unless, tamed or gained by hunting.
Property belongs to any person who has possession or control of it, or who has in it any proprietary right or interest. For example, a garage owner repairing a customer's car has invested parts and mechanic's time at his own cost and has control of the car.
Therefore, theft is complete when all the following components are present:Act and Intent. The act of the theft is the first part that must be completed. This means that someone would have to hide or conceal an item. The second part is the intent. This is done by someone who has hidden or concealed an item walking past the registers and not paying for the item. Without both of these there is no crime of theft.=Kevin G. Smith, CPP==Insight Security & Investigations, LLC==www.isi-pi.com=
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scamming is act of theft
Not necessarily the same. Theft is the ACT of stealing something. Possession is the act of having it on your person, or within your control.
Under Texas law, blackmail falls under the theft statute.
Any physical act expressed against another person.
Hardware theft: the act of stealing computer equipment Hardware vandalism: an act of defacing or destroying computer equipment
Guilty Act
Interposition constitutes the act of interposing that actions that take into account central interests of two sides.
For the physical element of the crime it's the actus reus
Theft is when no one is around the criminal will break into the place. the criminal do not want to attract attention. No violence. No threats. Burglary is when no one is around and a criminal illegally enters a building. The criminal will just pretend to walk into the place normally. The criminal does not want to attract attention. No violence. No threats. Robbery is when there is someone is around. The criminal will just pretend to walk into the place normally. There's confrontation. Committing violence or the criminal using threats against the victim, constitutes robbery charges..
larceny theft
The Digital Theft Deterrence and Copyright Damages Act