Noun:

ক্ষুদ্র অপহরণ,

petty larceny's Usage Examples:

The modern spelling is petty larceny for the misdemeanor level.

17-year-old Buccieri was arraigned in a Chicago court on charges of petty larceny.

suggestion, a shifty character nicknamed Tabby, who would probably commit petty larceny in public for a couple of hundred bucks.

June 1, 2004, when Green resigned his seat after pleading guilty to petty larceny in connection with "3,000 in false travel reimbursement claims.

quarters at the rectory, and from thence carried on their business of petty larceny; and who were, moreover, ready to execute vengeance upon the rector's.

Virginia, and Arizona have also enacted Three Strikes laws for habitual offenders, making petty larceny a felony if there have been prior convictions.

lesser offenses for which mainly black people were convicted, such as petty larceny, while omitting what the court judged to be more serious offenses such.

was arrested in Nassau County for grand larceny, pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was placed on probation.

"REVIEW: Breaking ' Exiting is guilty of petty larceny in a charmless romancer that steals away your time".

February 2008 'Wimpy Kid' bullies its way to big success, USA Today, 27 January 2008 Resorting to humor, and petty larceny, The Boston Globe, 20 May 2007.

often as a fairly minor punishment for male juveniles, typically for petty larceny, rather than as a serious penalty for adult men.

prior criminal conviction in 1988 for selling cocaine and in 1989 for petty larceny.

"Resorting to humor, and petty larceny".

petty larceny) depicted a young girl being kidnapped by grifters.

the transportation of criminals convicted of felony within clergy or petty larceny.

1815, five children aged between eight and 12 years were hanged for petty larceny in England.

and burglaries and by age 16, he was serving a 60-day sentence for petty larceny in Chicago's Bridewell Jail.

publishing house, and separately, Morgan was arrested on charges of petty larceny.

Synonyms:

petit larceny; theft; thievery; thieving; larceny; petty; stealing;

Antonyms:

grand larceny; petit larceny; honest; important; senior;