New Hampshire HB1670 redefines and strengthens penalties for organized retail crime, including new definitions and increased penalties for leaders of.
New Hampshire HB1670 revises the definition of organized retail crime, specifying that it involves theft of retail merchandise with intent to resell or redistribute. It introduces a new definition for "leader" of an organized retail crime enterprise, who can be convicted even without direct participation in thefts, provided they benefit from the enterprise. The bill sets higher thresholds for felony charges based on the aggregate retail value of stolen merchandise and mandates forfeiture of property used in the crime.
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