§ 2564. Conviction of person who stole property not required
In a prosecution for buying, receiving, selling, possessing unless with the intent to restore to the owner, or aiding in the concealment of money or other property known to have been stolen, it shall not be necessary to aver nor on trial to prove that the person who stole the property has been convicted. (Amended 1981, No. 223 (Adj. Sess.), § 10.)
Structure Vermont Statutes
Title 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Chapter 57 - Larceny and Embezzlement
§ 2503. Larceny from the person
§ 2504. Taking parcel of realty
§ 2505. Unauthorized use of boats or aircraft
§ 2506. Disposition of property upon arrest for larceny or robbery
§ 2507. Larceny conviction in burglary or robbery prosecution
§ 2508. Conviction of attempted larceny
§ 2509. Pleading and proof of money stolen
§ 2531. Embezzlement generally
§ 2532. Officer or servant of incorporated bank
§ 2534. Executor or administrator
§ 2537. Person holding property in official capacity or belonging to the State or a municipality
§ 2539. Pleading and proof of money embezzled and time of offense
§ 2561. Penalty for receiving stolen property; venue
§ 2562. Joinder of counts for larceny and receiving stolen property
§ 2563. Conviction of one or more joint respondents
§ 2564. Conviction of person who stole property not required
§ 2574. Right of merchant to request merchandise to be kept in view
§ 2575. Offense of retail theft