Assignment 13 - Burglary vs Larceny

Assignment: In at least one (1) page, for this writing assignment, find the criminal code in your state (or a state of your choosing) for burglary and larceny (theft). Cite the appropriate criminal code(s) in your state and identify the elements of the offenses that as an investigator you would need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt in a court. Discuss the differences between these two types of offenses. Include in your paper the types of investigative skills and techniques that you think you would need to employ to prove those elements. (State of Ohio)

For your writing assignment:

(1) identify the appropriate criminal code for your state for burglary and larceny (NOTE - There are usually different levels of burglary and larceny - you may pick ONE level of each type for this paper) Be sure to include a citation for your source.

POTENTIAL SOURCE for STATE CRIMINAL CODES: https://www.law.cornell.edu/states/listing(Links to an external site.)

(2) discusses the differences between the elements of these two types of offenses.

(3) identify AT LEAST ONE investigative tool or technique that you think would be critical to solving these types of cases and explain why it is important; and

(4) do you believe burglary and larceny (theft) investigations require more expertise than other types of criminal investigations or can any general investigator conduct a thorough burglary or larceny investigation, support your answer.

Assignment Instructions:

APA-Perdue OwlLinks to an external site.

• APA format is required.
  • Title page, reference page, in text citations (see above link for help.)
• References and in text citations must be formatted in APA.
• Course reference(s) and one outside reference are required.
• Do not copy and paste.
• All assignments are scanned by Turn It In Plagiarism checker.
• Length of paper should be a minimum of 1 written page. (Title page and reference page are not included in this number.)

https://elearning.easygenerator.com/b5ac525b-26f3-45d7-972d-116f01cd7ac1/#sections