Amy F. asked

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If you drop your wallet in a public place and someone finds it, takes $1200 in cash, and then throws the wallet back down, is that considered stealing?

October 27th, 2023

Brandi S. answered

In Texas, while there is no specific statute addressing this situation, common law principles apply....

October 27th, 2023

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