Listed crimes below label the name of the crime and if its a felony or misdemeanor

Question

1)during snack recess( a break where people can eat their snack) you are wondering around then you see coconut macaroons laying on a bench you go over to the bench and eat all the macaroons belonging to a boy named Kevin and Kevin was not there when you ate his macaroons and Kevin does not even know about it

2) the act of entering at store with the intent to commit theft

3)enter through a unlocked backdoor of a electronics store at night come inside the store and steal a tweeter from the store

4) ask someone to take off their jacket and tell that person I'll take good care of it then you go and hide that person's jacket then that person looks for it then leaves and you end up keeping that person's jacket who you asked to take it off

5) steal someones raiders cap but you know that person whom you stole from pretty well

6)a person leaves their jacket on a chair then you go and hide that persons jacket then that persons looks where it is then leaves without it and you end up keeping that persons jacket which was on the chair earlier

7) stay in a toy store after its closing time come out of your hiding place once midnight go behind a counter pry open a cash register and steal money from the cash register and put that money which was in the cash register in a bag

Answer 1

8. Spending a lot of time trying to get other people to do your homework.  

Answer 2

I see that you didn't read the answer I gave on your last question.

To reiterate, crimes aren't labeled felony or misdemeanor - every state has specific laws that will categorize what offenses are either felony or misdemeanor.  I have to specify NYS.

1) poor hygiene isn't a crime;  You'd have to know that Kevin still owned the macaroons, otherwise you can't intentionally be taking his property.  In NYS, simply stealing something of minimal worth and absent special circumstances amounting to "grand larceny" (see NYSPL Art. 155) this would be petty larceny and a misdemeanor.

2) Burglary - felony.

3) Also burglary - if the store is still in business and obviously closed, your intent to commit a crime is pretty much a slam dunk.  Also add Grand Larceny if the Tweeter is worth at least $1,000.  The locking of the door is utterly irrelevant.

4) Larceny by trick - that's still theft and depending on the value of the jacket, maybe even Grand Larceny (a felony).  Under Art. 155, all you have to do to commit larceny is take the property and deprive the owner (or somebody with a right superior to your own) to that property.

5) You asked this same question yesterday - once you've stolen from anybody (friend or stranger) you've committed theft.  If the hat cost at least $1,000. grand larceny (although the guy who sold a hat with atht orice should be charged as well).

6) Same as 4).

7) Burglary (enter or remain building w/intent to commit a crime) which is always a felony in NYS; If your prying damaged the register, it would be criminal mischief (a misdemeanor).  If the damage was worth at least $250, the charge would be upgraded to a felony.  Taking out the money and removing it from the premises (or at least from a location in which it can be found) wouldn;t be a crime at all...because every retailer smart enough to make money knows to empty the registers every night.  Unfortunately, you'd still be guilty of the other crimes because rank stupidity is no defense.