Question

5). Larceny is the taking of one’s property by another by force or threat of force:

a). True

b). False

6). Separation of powers is the allocation of power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branch of government:

a). True

b). False

7). The law is no guarantee that justice will be done:

a). True

b). False

8). Criminal offenses against property affect businesses, amounting to losses worth hundreds of billions of dollars annually:

a). Trues

b). False

Answer 1

Ans 5: a). True

Larceny is the taking of one's property by another by force or threat of force. This statement is true.

Larceny is a kind of a robbery or theft of personal property. Larceny is a crime in which a person is forced to give is personal properties. It also means taking someone's property or things without permission or by threatening.

Ans 6: a). True

Separation of powers is the allocation of power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branch of government. This statement is true.

Separation of power means distribution of power between the three divisions of the government, that is, the legislative, executive, and judiciary. This three branches of government have different working and power is distributed as per there working. The Separation of power is compulsory as stated Indian Constitution. It involves distributing responsibilities, Authorities, etc.

Ans 7: a). True

The law is no guarantee that justice will be done. This statement is true.

There are many laws in a country, but there is no such law that guarantees justice to the people. The main objective of law is to provide justice but it cannot guarantee as justice depends upon other things too like: evidences, witnesses, etc.

Ans 8: a). True

Criminal offense against property affect businesses, amounting to losses worth hundreds of billions of dollars annually. This statement is true.

Criminal offense against property is a crime which involves issues with private property. It can be theft, damage, burglary, vandalism, etc with private property.