Understanding Theft In Wisconsin

Summary

Theft of movable property in Wisconsin involves unlawfully taking someone elses tangible property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it, as per Wisconsin Statutes § 943.20(1)(a). Theft of special facts generally refers to the unlawful acquisition of confidential or proprietary information, which may fall under other legal categories like fraud or misappropriation. Understanding these definitions can help in identifying the nature of the offense and its potential legal consequences.

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Wisconsin
In Wisconsin:
- Theft of Movable Property: This is defined under Wisconsin Statutes § *.*(*)(a). It involves intentionally taking and carrying away tangible personal property of another without consent and with intent to permanently deprive the owner of possession.
- Theft of Special Facts: This is less commonly used terminology but could refer to theft involving sensitive or proprietary information, potentially falling under other legal categories like fraud or misappropriation.
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