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The 12 pages that link to Theft, each with the reason it gives.

• FraudCompared with: Fraud obtains or preserves value through deception, while theft need not involve a false representation.

• Actus reusBroader topic: The offense combines a physical appropriation with circumstances concerning ownership and consent.

• RobberyNarrower topic: Robbery is a form of theft distinguished by force or intimidation.

• Gift exchangeCompared with: It clarifies how consent distinguishes giving from forced transfer.

• ShopliftingNarrower topic: Shoplifting is a retail-specific form of theft.

• VandalismCompared with: Theft concerns taking property; vandalism concerns damaging or defacing it.

• PickpocketingNarrower topic: Pickpocketing is a specific form of theft distinguished by taking property from a person.

• Arsène LupinNarrower topic: Lupin’s plots turn the act of stealing into elaborate performance and puzzle.

• Property crimeNarrower topic: Theft is the broad taking offense underlying many property-crime classifications.

• ScamCompared with: Scams obtain property through deception, while theft can occur without persuading the victim to hand it over.

• Home insuranceRelated: Home policies often cover stolen personal property, within limits and exclusions.

• Possession of stolen goodsCompared with: The thief commits the taking; possession offenses can target a later holder.