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the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force of threats.

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the action of robbing someone or something.

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Penal Code 211 PC - California Robbery Laws

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Arrested for (armed) 'Robbery' under California Penal Code 211 pc? Former DAs (now criminal defense lawyers) explain the laws & how to fight the charge.

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theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one's trust or belonging to one's employer.

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Explanation of California "Embezzlement" laws under Penal Code 503 PC

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Charged with 'Embezzlement' under California Penal Code 503 PC? Criminal defense lawyers explain the law, penalty & sentencing, and how to fight the charge.

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larceny is theft of personal property

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If you or a loved one has been charged with larceny contact the Law Office of Attorney Chad Bank immediately. Call 401-229-5088 today.

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Is when a person is to destruct or harm anything on another persons land.

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When I drive by a large wall, building, or any structure that someone has so ignorantly vandalized, my heart is saddened. I see gang signs painted on places, and I wonder why. Why ruin a perfectly and probably intentional structure? What type of satisfaction does that give to someone knowing that they have damaged someone else's property? Does that action make the one who did the vandalism feel powerful? Well, I think it's pretty stupid and sad.

Let's turn the tables, sheepishly, to ourselves. Don't we do things to our bodies that are irresponsible and sad? Why?

Okay, please stay with me as I play on words.

Temple: a holy place.

Holy: something sanctified.

Sanctified: free from sin or blessed through a religious vow.

Blessed: bestowing joy.

Vow: a serious promise.

Joy: great happiness.

Promise: an assurance that something will be done or not done.

Assurance: confidence.

A temple is a holy place that has been joyfully freed from sin and has confidence in a promise. That's you, my Christian friend. You are God's temple. You have been filled with joy. You have been freed from your sin. You now have confidence in The Promise, God's pledge to us all.

In 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 we read, "You realize, don't you, that you are the temple of God, and God himself is present in you? No one will get by with vandalizing God's temple, you can be sure of that. God's temple is sacred-and you, remember, are the temple."

I always tell my children, and remind myself, that God is in you therefore always with you. Bring glory and honor to Him. He is always there, watching and listening.

So the next time you feel the need to "vandalize" your body, remember... it's not yours. You belong to God. You are His temple. Treasure yourself and take care of how you treat yourself inside and out.

Blessings to you.

August 28, "Walking in the Word"

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Arson is when a person creates or tries to make fire in a destructive manor.

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There are five degrees of arson in Minnesota. Each degree brings different criminal consequences. The prosecuting attorneys carry the burden of proof in Minnesota arson cases. They must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime. Every degree of arson in Minnesota brings serious penalties. A great arson defense attorney can fight the prosecution and ensure your rights remain intact.

First Degree Arson

Minnesota law defines first degree arson as using fire or explosives to deliberately damage or destroy a dwelling (a place where people live), regardless of whether anyone is present at the time of the offense or not. Additionally, if arson is committed in an unoccupied structure, but someone is present at the time of the offense and the defendant knew about it, the defendant may face first degree arson charges.

If the offense is committed in a dwelling, the offender may receive up to 20 years in prison and up to a $20,000 fine. If the arson occurs in any other building the fine is increased to a maximum $35,000.

Second Degree Arson

Second degree arson includes destroying unoccupied dwellings or structures with the use of fire or explosives, or destroying property valued at more than $1,000.

The penalties for second degree arson include a fine of up to $20,000 and/or up to 10 years imprisonment.

Third Degree Arson

A person will face third degree arson charges if they intentionally destroy or damage property valued between $300 and $1,000 with fire or explosives.

A third degree arson offense is punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a maximum $10,000 fine.

Fourth Degree Arson

Purposely setting fire to, or damaging with explosives, any personal property in a public building, or multiple unit residential building (condo or apartment complex), may be considered fourth degree arson, if the offense does not qualify under first, second, or third degree arson.

Fourth degree arson is a gross misdemeanor and carries penalties of up to one year in prison and up to $3,000 in fines.

Fifth Degree Arson

Fifth degree arson consists of setting fire to any property, regardless of value. This is the lowest arson charge in Minnesota.

Arson in the fifth degree is a misdemeanor offense punishable by up to 90 days in jail and/or up to a $1,000 fine.

Minnesota Arson Attorney

Arson is a very serious charge. It's in your best interest to hire a criminal defense attorney to defend your rights. Our Minnesota criminal lawyers have been defending people charged with arson crimes for decades. Contact us today for a free consultation.

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Arson Attorney Anoka Minnesota | Appelman Law Firm

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There are five degrees of arson in Minnesota. Each degree brings different criminal consequences. The prosecuting attorneys carry the burden of proof in Minnesota arson cases. They must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime. Every degree of arson in Minnesota brings serious penalties.