Vermont · Vermont Statutes — Title 13, Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Vt. Stat. (Crimes) § 2508: Conviction of attempted larceny If, upon trial of a person for the offense of stealing from the person and custody of another, the evidence is not, in the opinion of the jury, sufficient to prove that offense, it may, upon sufficient evidence, convict such person of an attempt to commit such offense
What this law says, in plain English
This statute allows a jury to convict a defendant of attempted larceny if evidence is insufficient to prove completed larceny but sufficient to prove the attempt.
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