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    Laws - View Law: SHOPLIFTING


    Shoplifting is more than just leaving a store with something you did not pay for. Shoplifting is also obtaining goods by charging the purchase price of an item to a fictitious person; paying less than the purchase price of the item by changing the labels in some way; moving the item to a different container; and hiding the item in some way from view. (A.R.S. § 13-1805).

    If you are a minor, your parents or legal guardian can be held responsible for any damages that you caused. (A.R.S. § 12-661). Shoplifting property with a value of more than $2,000 is a class 5 felony. Shoplifting with a value of less than $250.00 is a class 1 misdemeanor.

    If you are found guilty of shoplifting, you could be fined, have to perform community service, or be placed on probation with up to one year in detention. (A.R.S. § 13-1805) If found guilty of shoplifting you might also be required to pay a penalty of $100.00 in addition to the actual damages to the owner (the price of what you took). (A.R.S. § 12-692)


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    On 05/10/06
    Megan from KS said:
    i know some one that had shoplifted and when i told him/her they got very mad but i knew what the right theing to do was. since then they havent shop lifted since then.
    On 04/17/06
    Liza to Jenny from TX from AZ said:
    I read your post about having cancer and only 5 mos. to live and so you shoplift any chance you get and have mp3 player, cd players, etc. I'm sorry about the cancer and the short time left on this planet/realm, and that you don't believe in god, therefore no heaven or HELL...But i was just wondering, and i'm not preaching or judging nor am i a religious zealot, but what if you're wrong? Do you really want to take the chance? Because NONE of us REALLY knows for sure what happens when we die, but why take the chance of there being a hell and VERY real and also a heaven to spend eternity....hmmmm
    On 03/11/06
    alyssa from AL said:
    Obviously shoplifting is wrong and you shouldnt do it... but the people on this site are looking for help and have questiongs! dont be on this site if u are just going to post messages about how stealing is wrong and judge people... you never really know where they are coming from.
    On 01/29/06
    anonymus from VA said:
    i was caught shoplifting and the store security took the merchandise and called my parents. now i must appear in court and it is called a "petit larceny" i was searching the web for possible consequences. will i go to jail? will i have to hire a lawyer? someone please help!
    On 01/22/06
    Amanda from TN said:
    I read a comment on here that stated,"I think shoplifting if wrong,if you cant pay for it then you dont need it."Oh ok then so if i need a heart transplant and cant pay for it then i dont need it right?WRONG i think so anyways,but i recnetly got caught for shoplifting at target and i now have a court date which is tomorrow and im stressing over it.Pray for me!..lol..
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