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103.5 Embezzlement

    103.5.2 Embezzlement: Miscellaneous Issues

    103.5.2.1 Applicability Of Theft/Larceny Issues
    103.5.2.2 Applicability Of Embezzlement To Real Property

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    See FORECITE National™ 103.1.2 [Theft/Larceny: Miscellaneous Issues].

    See FORECITE National™ 103.2.2 [Theft/Larceny By False Pretenses: Miscellaneous Issues].

See generally, FORECITE National™ 305.20.3 [Theft/Larceny].

See FORECITE National™ 103.5.1.2 [Embezzlement: Federal Circuit Model Instructions And Notes].

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PRACTICE NOTE: The few cases in the United States to have dealt with the specific question of whether real property is covered by the embezzlement crime are not in accord. (See e.g., U.S. v. Kehoe (DC 1973) 365 FSupp 920, 924; People v. Roland (CA 1933) 26 P2d 517, 519, 134 CA 675, 679 [real property subject to embezzlement]; Manning v. State (GA 1932) 166 SE 658, 659-60; State v. Clark (OH 1938) 21 NE2d 484, 486-88 [real property not subject to embezzlement]; Wharton’s Criminal Law (West, 15th ed. 1993) § 8.6, pp. 371 (1972) [conviction for embezzlement of real property should be possible].)

See generally, FORECITE National™ 305.5.1 [Embezzlement].

See also generally, FORECITE National™ 305.20.3 [Theft/Larceny].

See FORECITE National™ 103.5.1.2 [Embezzlement: Federal Circuit Model Instructions And Notes].