Larceny and Theft Case Studies

Real Virginia court outcomes in grand and petit larceny cases (§18.2-95 & §18.2-96).

Denoncourt v. Commonwealth Of Va.

This case clarifies the importance of intent in Virginia larceny charges and defense strategies.

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Garland v. Com.

Virginia court affirms larceny conviction, emphasizing proof of intent through conduct like concealment.

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Hunt v. Com.

Virginia larceny requires proof of intent to steal; this case highlights the necessity of intent for conviction.

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Manning v. Commonwealth

Virginia larceny law requires proof of intent to steal; concealment and nonpayment can establish this intent.

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Tanner v. Commonwealth, Record No. 2672-08-4 (Va. App. 1/19/2010)

Virginia court affirms larceny conviction where concealment and leaving without paying prove criminal intent.

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