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Aggravated motor vehicle theft 18-4-410 (3.5)

 

This web page contains the elements of the Colorado Crimes of Aggravated motor vehicle theft 18-4-410 (3.5)

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Aggravated motor vehicle theft 18-4-410 (3.5)

 

A person commits aggravated motor vehicle theft in the second degree if he or she obtains or exercises control over the motor vehicle of another without authorization or by threat or deception.

 

Aggravated motor vehicle theft in the second degree is a class 1 misdemeanor when the value of the motor vehicle or vehicles involved is less than $1,000

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• Joy Riding In Colorado Is A Felony – Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft in the Second Degree § 18-4-409
• Driving after revocation prohibited. 42-2-206 (1) (a) (I)
• Tampering with an ignition interlock device 42-2-116 (6) (b) 42-2-126.3
• Theft by receiving 18-4-417 (3)
• Colorado Felonies – Felony Theft By Receiving (18-4-410)