1.At common law a husband could not be charged with larceny by taking property b

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1.At common law a husband could not be charged with larceny by taking property belonging to his wife, but the wife could be charged with larceny of property belonging to the husband.

a.True

b.False

2.In the confidence game or swindle, the accused offers a product for sale that does not exist and the victim believes the product exists.

a.True

b.False

3.In robbery, the person threatened with physical harm must be scared almost to the point of panic.

a.True

b.False

4.If John tears open a window screen then enters through an open door, this is satisfactory to charge a burglary, if the felonious intent is provable.

a.True

b.False

Explanation / Answer

1.False

2. True

3.False

4. True

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