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Identity Theft

The taking and use of someone else's identity or personal information.

Shoplifting

A form of larceny involving taking items from a store without paying.

Embezzlement

The taking of money that you are entrusted with.

Robbery

The unlawful taking from someone using force or intimidation.

Larceny

The unlawful taking of someone else's property, including the failure to return property if you can reasonably find the owner.

Uttering

Offering a fake check or document to someone as genuine.

Forgery

Falsely making or altering a writing or document with the intent to defraud.

Arson

The destruction of property by willful burning.

Computer crime

The unauthorized acquisition of information through a computer.

Extortion

The illegal taking of property through threats.

Vandalism

The intentional destruction of property, which can be classified as a felony or misdemeanor depending on the damage.

Burglary

Unlicensed entry into a dwelling to commit a crime, such as breaking into a garage.

Carjacking

A crime in which force or intimidation is used to steal a car from the driver.

Cybercrime

A variety of actions that involve computers and computer networks in criminal activities.

Music Piracy

The illegal downloading or distribution of music.

Spamming

Sending unwanted and unsolicited email on a larger scale.

Prosecutor

The state or federal government’s attorney in a criminal case.

Brady Act

Created a national system to instantly check the backgrounds of people who wanted to buy guns.