Burglary - Law Dictionary Search Results
Home Dictionary Name: burglaryBurglary
said dwelling house shall be guilty of the felony called burglary and on conviction thereof liable to penal servitude for life
burglary
included vehicles under their burglary statute there are degrees of burglary and some of the usual aggravating factors are the presence
Burglarious
pertaining to burglary constituting the crime of burglary
Burglariously
with an intent to commit burglary in the manner of a burglar
Breaking In
larceny act 1916 as to sacrilege burglary and housebreaking and burglary
Entry
admitted by the superior as to a burglarious entry see burglary in commerce the act of setting down in an account
Sessions of the peace
1869 and jurisdiction to try burglary cases by the english burglary act 1896 now replaced by s 38 of the english
accountable
accountable 1 liable for the burglary 2 obliged to accept responsibility the bank for payment of
breaking and entering
force also the crime of breaking and entering see also burglary
burglar
burglar a person who commits a burglary
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