Grand theft involves which of the following definitions?

• A. Theft of item over $750
• B. Theft of item $100 or more from a dwelling or from the enclosed area surrounding a dwelling
• C. Both A and B
• D. None

Answer: (C)

Grand theft is a felony defined by high value or by where the property is taken from. If the property stolen is valued at $750 or more, that meets grand theft. There’s another path: if the item is taken from a dwelling or the enclosed area around a dwelling and the value is $100 or more, that also constitutes grand theft. Because either condition can establish grand theft, both scenarios describe the same offense, which is why the option that incorporates both is correct. For context, larger-value theft from stores fits the first path, while stealing from within or near a home at or above $100 fits the second path (and some property like firearms or vehicles can be grand theft regardless of value).