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Chapter 11-41. Theft, Embezzlement, False Pretenses, and Misappropriation

11-41-1. Stealing as larceny.11-41-2. Receiving stolen goods.11-41-3. Embezzlement and fraudulent conversion.11-41-4. Obtaining property by false pretenses or personation.11-41-4.1. Repealed.11-41-5. Penalties for larceny.11-41-6. Attempted larceny.11-41-7. Larceny from the person.11-41-8. Stealing of animals.11-41-9. Theft of poultry — Receiving stolen poultry.11-41-10. Robbing of fish nets and weirs.11-41-11. Embezzlement by bank officer or employee.11-41-11.1. Unlawful appropriation.11-41-12. Fraudulent conversion by agent or factor.11-41-13. Obtaining signature by false pretenses.11-41-14. Failure to return book or other library property.11-41-14.1. Concealment of book or other property while on premises of library — Removal of book or other property from library.11-41-15. Recovered stolen property.11-41-16. Sale or concealment of property leased or purchased on conditional sale.11-41-16.1. Sale or concealment of leased personal property.11-41-17. Unauthorized transfer of vehicle sold on conditional sale.11-41-18. Defacement or conversion of rental battery.11-41-19. Refusal to return rental battery.11-41-20. Shoplifting.11-41-20.1. Shoplifting — Use of implements in concealment.11-41-21. Shoplifting — Enforcement.11-41-22. Severability of shoplifting provisions.11-41-23. Larceny of marine equipment.11-41-24. Habitual offender.11-41-25. Siphoning of gasoline.11-41-25.1. Theft of motor fuel.11-41-26. Two-way mirrors and video cameras in retail store’s dressing rooms prohibited.11-41-27. Wrongful conversion by officer or state or municipal employee.11-41-28. Civil restitution for shoplifting.11-41-29. Insurance fraud — Prohibited activities.11-41-30. Fraud as to health insurer.11-41-31. Pension revocation.11-41-32. Theft of historic stone walls.11-41-33. Larceny of farm products.11-41-34. Fraud against the department of human services.

Rhode Island General Laws/Title 11/Chapter 11-41/Section 11-41-1

R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-41-1. Stealing as larceny.

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