Committed petit larceny, When you steal your friend's

Committed petit larceny

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When you steal your friend's lottery ticket, for which she paid $1.00, you have committed petit larceny. Do you become guilty of grand larceny if the ticket turns out to be a winning ticket worth $1 million? Explain your answer (why or why not). Remember when answering questions, you are using your knowledge of the class material.

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