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The exception is [[grand theft - auto]], or stealing a car. In the American wild west era, stealing a horse was a capital crime - likewise, unrelated to the monetary value of the horse. | The exception is [[grand theft - auto]], or stealing a car. In the American wild west era, stealing a horse was a capital crime - likewise, unrelated to the monetary value of the horse. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:26, April 6, 2008
Grand theft is defined as stealing something of higher monetary value than petty theft.
The exception is grand theft - auto, or stealing a car. In the American wild west era, stealing a horse was a capital crime - likewise, unrelated to the monetary value of the horse.