what's the difference between burglar, thief and delinquent????
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A thief steals something.\nA burglar breaks into somewhere to steal something.\nA delinquent is a person who does not measure up to the standard...not good enough, bright enough, or worthy enough.
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Three strikes is three felonies = a life sentence. \n\nMinor crimes or misdemeanors are not included into the three strikes, are usually completed with fines, probation, or short jail time.\n\nMajor crimes or felonies are usually large offenses, murder, rape, burglary, are almost always going to include Prison time. \n\nLaws codes are different from state to state. Federal crimes involve breaking specific federal criminal codes. Different infractions go to different criminal divisions.
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Humm... are you the burglar?  Did they finally catch up with you?  I doubt if the commission of a crime has ANY statute of limitations and even if they find you 20 years later you are still hooked.  A number of criminal cases have been solved decades after they were committed and the perpetrator got hauled off to jail.  The BTK killer was one recent example.
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small time ( example )   a petty thief one who steals car stereos, grand theft thief who steals the whole dang car. this is small time verses big time thieves.
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Who labeled the person as a juvenile delinquent?  Some juvenile delinquents are aggressive, steal, hurt people, etc.  Affects family by them maybe not understanding why the person is acting like they do.  My brother labeled as juvenile delinquent, but he ran away from home because of extreme abuse from our mother.
195522
well first dont go over board and get the huge scores tht will get you caught stay with what you can handle. try  not to be a violent thief cause youll get caught quicker. and never steall from the poor people do jelwery stores and stuff
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plunder\ninfringe\nrobber\nappropriate (take, steal)\ntransgress\nembezzle\nswindle\n\nBlubla
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A person commits robbery when he steals, and immediately before or at the time of doing so and in order to do so, uses force or the threat of force, or seeks to put any person in fear of there and then being subjected to force.\n\nThe short definition is 'theft with violence'\n\nI don't know how many people would admit to crimes they did not commit but the definition given above is correct.
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The Term is used for "Juveniles" who are "Delinquents". \n:-)
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Wrong, wrong and wrong.\n\nMuch like a fishmonger is one who sells fish, a whoremonger is one who sells whores. Basically, a pimp.
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Synonym for "intruders"
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By definition :\ncriminal\nAnoun\n1 criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactor\n someone who has committed (or been legally convicted of) a crime.\nTherefore, commiting one crime makes you a criminal.\nAs a crime is defined by the laws of your country. You may even be a criminal to other laws withouth knowing :\nEx: to possess a gun in Malaysia is a crime with a possible sentence of death penalty...
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Breaking and Entering. Breaking in someones house, without them knowing and entering with not even the dog suspecting him...Good major huhh
760851
Do you mean the shoplifting alarm at the exit or the silent burglar alarm that goes to the police?
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It means the difference in severity of a particular crime. For instance, Theft 1st means that someone stole more money or property of more value than someone who stole a lessor amount. It also means that the punishment for someone convicted of that crime is different. One class of first degree may be a class A felony, the same crime in a lessor degree (second degree) may be a class B felony. There are numerous crimes that are classified in degrees. For instance, Murder, Robbery, Burglary, Rape, Kidnapping, Computer trespass, etc.
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A pirate is one who robs or plunders at sea without a commission from a recognised sovereign nation. Pirates usually target other ships, but have also attacked targets on shore. These acts are known as piracy. \n\nA sea-robber, or an armed ship that roams the seas without any legal commission, and seizes or plunders any vessel she meets indiscriminately, whether friend or foe. Some other names for a pirate were buccaneer, freebooter and skimmer.
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DATE: \n          thieves' attacking hours...\n\nTIME:\n          night-time\n\nthus:\n         like a thief in the night..\n         WHO KNOWS??? ask a burglar ...........P