property crimes
Burglary and vandalism
Property crimes are offenses against someone's belongings rather than their person—theft, burglary, vandalism, arson.
The category distinguishes crimes targeting possessions from violent crimes targeting bodies.
Property crimes in the neighborhood have increased since the factory closed.
The plural form is standard in legal and statistical contexts.
- burglaryIllegal entry to commit crime
- identity theftStealing personal data criminally
- trespassingUnauthorized presence on property
- arsonCriminal deliberate burning
- vandalismWillful property damage
larceny · grand theft auto · credit card fraud · squatting · encroachment · defacement · forgery · counterfeiting · looting · shoplifting · illegal dumping · insurance fraud · breaking and entering · smash and grab · unlawful entry · pickpocketing · package theft · stolen goods
- crimesarson, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, vandalism
- Georgian crimecapital offenses, death penalty, hanging, transportation, public execution
- theftstealing, larceny, steal, burglary, robbery
- Chinese lawmarriage law, inheritance law, judicial reform, penal servitude, codification
property crimeslegal transactions
Enforceable exchanges of value
rightful ownership · property rights · legal ownership · fair trade · inheritance
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