165.55 Criminal possession of stolen property presumptions ...

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165.55 Criminal possession of stolen property
presumptions... 2. A collateral loan broker or a
person in the business of buying, selling or
otherwise dealing in property who possesses
stolen property is presumed to know that such
property was stolen if he obtained it without
having ascertained by reasonable inquiry that the
person from whom he obtained it had a legal right
to possess it.
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190.55 Making a false statement of credit
terms A person is guilty of making a false
statement of credit terms when he knowingly and
willfully violates the provisions of chapter two
of the act of congress entitled "Truth in Lending
Act" and the regulations thereunder, as such act
and regulations may from time to time be amended,
by understating or failing to state the interest
rate required to be disclosed, or by failing to
make or by making a false or inaccurate or
incomplete statement of other credit terms in
violation of such act. Making a false statement
of credit terms is a class A misdemeanor.
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Anyone who Morris intentionally
accesses a federal interest computer without
authorization, and by means of such conduct
prevents authorized use of any such computer
, and thereby (A) causes loss, to others,
of more than 1000, in 1 year....
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Anyone who Morris intentionally
Adverb accesses a federal interest computer
without authorization, and by means of such
conduct prevents authorized use of any
such computer , and thereby (A) causes
loss, to others, of more than 1000, in 1
year....
verb phrase 1
verb phrase 2
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Morris
Anyone who intentionally MR accesses AR1 a
federal interest computer AR2 without
authorization, AR3 and by means of such
conduct prevents authorized use of any such
computer , and thereby (A) causes
loss.. MR-AR1-AR2-AR3-AR4
AR4
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AR1-MR1-AR2-AR3 , e.g., Whoever, in any matter
within the jurisdiction of any department or
agency of the United States knowinglymakes any
false statements is guilty of a felony
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MR-AR1-AR2 , AR3 , AR4 ... e.g., Whoever
intentionally MR seizes AR1 a person,
AR2 without authority of law, AR3 and
confines him AR4 against his will AR5 is
guilty of a felony
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MR-AR1-AR2 , AR3 , AR4 ... e.g., Whoever
intentionally MR seizes AR1 a person,
AR2 without authority of law, AR3 and
confines him AR4 against his will AR5 is
guilty of a felony
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Anyone who intentionally accesses a federal
interest computer without authorization, and by
means of such conductprevents authorized use
of any such computer , and thereby causes
loss..
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Whoever intentionally MR breaksAR1 and
enters into AR2 the dwelling house AR3 of
another AR4 in the night AR5 is guilty of a
felony.
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Whoever intentionally MR breaksAR1 and
enters into AR2 the dwelling house AR3 of
another AR4 in the night AR5 is guilty of a
felony.
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Whoever intentionally MR breaksAR1 and
enters into AR2 the dwelling house AR3
Grading Element of another AR4 not a pure
grading element unless a lesser crime in the
juris. to do AR w/r/t ones own dwelling in the
night AR5 Grading Element is guilty of a
felony.
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Whoever intentionally MR breaksAR1 and
enters into AR2 the dwelling house AR3
Grading Element-no MR of another AR4 see
previous slide-reasonable mistake of fact may be
a defense-Cross reference legal wrong doctrine
in the night AR5 Grading Element-no MR is
guilty of a felony.