Handling may be committed by undertaking or assisting in what?

Handling may be committed by undertaking or assisting in what?

• A. Retaining only.
• B. Retaining, Removing, Disposing, All of the Above.
• C. Removing only.
• D. None of the above.

Answer: (B)

Handling stolen goods means any act that puts the property into your possession or control, or helps someone else do so. Retaining the goods means you keep them in your custody; removing means you take them away; disposing means you get rid of them. Each of these actions is a form of handling because it involves dealing with the stolen property in some way. Therefore, the choice that includes all of them is the correct one. Focusing on only one action would miss other ways handling can occur, and saying none of the acts fit would be incorrect because these acts clearly qualify.

Handling stolen goods means any act that puts the property into your possession or control, or helps someone else do so. Retaining the goods means you keep them in your custody; removing means you take them away; disposing means you get rid of them. Each of these actions is a form of handling because it involves dealing with the stolen property in some way. Therefore, the choice that includes all of them is the correct one. Focusing on only one action would miss other ways handling can occur, and saying none of the acts fit would be incorrect because these acts clearly qualify.