Onyxmeth on 14 August 2009
| gergroy said: @ Onyx Well, here is something like I was talking about. This guy was arrest for not paying his rental service fees. Notice he is arrested for third degree theft of services. http://blog.nj.com/reporter/2008/01/man_arrested_for_theft_of_serv.html Here is the wiki definition of theft of services http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theft_of_services This guy was arrested for punching his cab driver and not paying the cab fare http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2041123/patrick_kane_arrested_for_robbery_and.html?cat=14 This guy was arrested for stealing electricity http://tdworld.com/overhead_distribution/peco-theft-arrest-0309/ anyway, you get my point. Stealing a service is still theft. |
Go to your wiki link for theft of services and click on the word larceny, which is what these crimes are typically prosecuted as (says the Wiki page). In the larceny link, go to the Personal Property section. It reads "This limitation means that acts of common law larceny cannot be committed against the following:" and it then goes on to name "intellectual property".
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