Housebreaking in United States
Housebreaking Definition
In criminal law. The breaking and entering the dwelling house of another, by night or by day, with intent to commit some felony within the same, whether such felonious intent is executed or not. Housebreaking by night is burglary. This crime is of a local character, and the evidence respecting the place must correspond with the allegation in the indictment.
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In criminal law. The breaking and entering the dwelling house of another, by night or by day, with intent to commit some felony within the same, whether such felonious intent is executed or not. Housebreaking by night is burglary. This crime is of a local character, and the evidence respecting the place must correspond with the allegation in the indictment.
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This definition of Housebreaking Is based on the The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary . This definition needs to be proofread..
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Further Reading (Articles)
Number of housebreakings rises 26 per cent, The Scotsman; February 6, 2004; Dan McDougall
Researchers Submit Patent Application, “Housebreaking Reward System”, for Approval, Politics & Government Week; February 27, 2014
Housebreaking Gangs Ravage Durban’s Suburbs, The Mercury (South Africa); May 21, 2012
When your home is robbed; While police say overall crime has decreased, housebreaking and house robberries are on the rise, including in gated communities, writes Cheryl Goodenough.(News), The Mercury (South Africa); May 14, 2008
The [Pounds Sterling]1m-a-Week Cost of Scotland’s Housebreaking, Daily Mail (London); August 8, 2000
Housebreaking and personal theft rise during recession, The Herald; November 3, 2010; ROBBIE DINWOODIE
Housebreaking gang crippled in Seremban, two men arrested, New Straits Times; March 11, 2001
Edinburgh at Top of Housebreaking Table, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh, Scotland); January 27, 2013; Smith, Claire
5 simple steps to housebreaking your dog, Deseret News (Salt Lake City); June 4, 2009; Matthew Margolis
Housebreaking: Eight bound over for a year, New Straits Times; June 2, 2005; V. Shankar Ganesh
More East Lothian Housebreaking Arrests, Lothian News (Dalkeith, Scotland); February 12, 2014
Duo claim trial to housebreaking offences, New Straits Times; November 9, 2002
Girvan Housebreaking Culprits Get Jail, Carrick Gazette (Girvan, Scotland); January 21, 2013
Detections for Housebreakings Increase, Ellon Times & East Gordon Advertiser (Ellon, England); March 20, 2014
Crime Study: South Africans Fear Housebreaking Most, States News Service; October 9, 2012
Five common housebreaking setbacks: of course, accidents do happen, but here’s what you can do to get things back on track with your puppy or dog.(BEHAVIOR), Dog Watch; February 1, 2011
DON’T BE AFRAID OF HOUSEBREAKING PUP, Post-Tribune (IN); October 16, 1988
The five common housebreaking setbacks: Accidents do happen, but there’s plenty you can do to get things back on track.(TRAINING), Dog Watch; April 1, 2009; Holland, C.C.
Cops nab gang for 139 housebreakings.(News), Daily News (South Africa); May 14, 2009
US Patent Issued on June 18 for “Automatic Housebreaking Pad Disposal Apparatus” (New York Inventors), US Fed News Service, Including US State News; June 18, 2013.
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