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No, it does not magically transfer ownership, but for what crime would you be prosecuted? You've already done time for stealing the car.
by amdavidson 9y ago
No, it does not magically transfer ownership, but for what crime would you be prosecuted? You've already done time for stealing the car.
- TomMarius 9y agoFor not returning the stolen car and using a stolen item? That's not illegal in the US? (European here)
- lightbyte 9y agoAre you not stealing it again at that point? I'd guess that you would be charged for a similar crime, just at a different date.
- astura 9y agoThe judge will almost certainly order the return of the car (or a cash restitution) as part of the sentencing. If you don't return the car or don't pay the restitution you are in contempt of court. More so, "possession of stolen property" is also a crime. The car doesn't magically become unstolen just because the theft went to jail.