Arson Awareness

The intentional burning of someone else's property (correct)

The malicious burning of personal property

The accidental burning of one's own property

The unintentional burning of a building

Arson is always intentional, while the crime of burning property can be accidental

Arson can only be committed on buildings, while the crime of burning property can include personal belongings (correct)

Arson only applies to the burning of someone else's property

There is no difference between arson and the crime of burning property

The extent of damage or value caused by the act

The purpose or design with which the act is done (correct)

The accidental nature of the act

The influence that leads a person to commit the crime

<p>The moving cause that induces the commission of a crime</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The kind and character of the building</p> Signup and view all the answers