Pennsylvania law Sections 3927 and 3928 address theft-related offenses. Section 3927 covers theft by failure to make required payments or dispositions of funds, while Section 3928 criminalizes the unauthorized use of vehicles without owner consent. These laws establish penalties and presumption rules for such offenses.
It occurs when someone receives property or funds with an obligation to pay or dispose of it but intentionally fails to do so, acting as if the property is their own.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle is classified as a second-degree misdemeanor, which can result in fines, probation, or jail time depending on the case.
Yes, employees in these sectors are presumed to know relevant legal obligations and may be considered to have dealt with property as their own if they fail to pay or account upon lawful demand.
Yes, if the person reasonably believed they had permission to use the vehicle, they may have a valid defense under Pennsylvania law.