Under theft classifications, if the value of property stolen is less than $100, the offense is classified as which?

Under theft classifications, if the value of property stolen is less than $100, the offense is classified as which?

• A. Theft- Class C Misdemeanor
• B. Theft- Class B Misdemeanor
• C. Theft- State Jail Felony
• D. Theft- Class A Misdemeanor

Answer: (A)

In theft classifications, the offense level is determined by the value of the property stolen. When that value is less than 100 dollars, the theft is graded as a Class C misdemeanor. Class C is the lowest level and typically involves a fine with no jail time. If the value were higher, the offense would move up to Class B, then Class A, and beyond to felonies depending on the exact amount. So, for an item valued under 100 dollars, the appropriate classification is Class C misdemeanor.

In theft classifications, the offense level is determined by the value of the property stolen. When that value is less than 100 dollars, the theft is graded as a Class C misdemeanor. Class C is the lowest level and typically involves a fine with no jail time. If the value were higher, the offense would move up to Class B, then Class A, and beyond to felonies depending on the exact amount. So, for an item valued under 100 dollars, the appropriate classification is Class C misdemeanor.