Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by JoshTriplett on Thursday June 02, 2011 @07:15AM
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"possession of stolen property" requires the recipient to knowingly accept stolen property; if the recipient didn't know, then they haven't committed any crime (though they will lose the property in question, and have to hope they can get their money back from the seller).
Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by JabavuAdams on Thursday June 02, 2011 @10:41AM
(#2612146)
Good luck proving that without a receipt.
Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by jonknee on Thursday June 02, 2011 @06:43AM
(#2611401)
... He'd still be in possession of stolen property even with a receipt.
Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by hollerith on Thursday June 02, 2011 @02:51AM
(#2611015)
a good reason for the purchaser to visit the seller's place of residence
--or if that's not practical, for the seller to show purchaser his DL.
Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by w1ntermute on Thursday June 02, 2011 @03:51AM
(#2611114)
DL?
Re:This Guy Has My MacBook, Caught by Police
by brok3nmachine on Thursday June 02, 2011 @04:03AM
(#2611134)
Driver's License
Also a good reason for the purchaser to visit the seller's place of residence, instead of having them come to your home.