38-receiving-stolen-property

Analyze case narratives to identify investigatory gaps in receiving stolen property cases.

1|Updated Apr 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/charoensakn/bluescope --skill 38-receiving-stolen-property
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Skill: 38-receiving-stolen-property
Source: https://github.com/charoensakn/bluescope/tree/main/packages/skills/src/38-receiving-stolen-property
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/charoensakn/bluescope --skill 38-receiving-stolen-property

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Helps investigators quickly identify missing facts, legal elements, and evidentiary gaps in cases involving alleged receiving of stolen property, enabling focused follow-up, evidence collection, and clear preliminary summaries for charging decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Fact analysis: Extracts and highlights factual elements (what, when, where, how) relevant to linking the property to an underlying theft offense.
  • Investigation planning: Suggests targeted questions for victims, suspects, and witnesses and recommends specific evidence to collect (property identification, provenance, receipts, CCTV, transaction records).
  • Legal mapping & summaries: Maps facts to the elements of the Thai Penal Code (e.g., Art. 357 and related source offenses) and produces a concise preliminary case summary for the file.
  • Use Case: An investigator provides a victim statement and suspect interview notes; the Skill returns outstanding investigative points, a prioritized evidence checklist, suggested interview prompts per party, and a draft summary opinion.

Quick Start

Analyze the following case notes and produce a concise preliminary case summary highlighting missing elements, suggested witness and suspect questions, and a prioritized evidence checklist.

Frequently Asked Questions about 38-receiving-stolen-property

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I identify missing evidence in a receiving stolen property investigation under Thai law?

Mapping Thai Penal Code elements for receiving stolen property requires extracting factual elements from case narratives to link the property to an underlying theft offense, producing structured recommendations that highlight investigatory gaps and missing facts.

How do I craft interview questions for suspects and victims in a stolen property case?

Crafting interview questions for a stolen property case involves analyzing existing victim statements and suspect notes to produce suggested interview prompts per party, ensuring targeted follow-up on outstanding investigative points.

What is needed to prepare a preliminary case summary for charging decisions in Thai criminal investigations?

To prepare a preliminary case summary for charging decisions, you need to map extracted case facts to Thai Penal Code legal elements, yielding a concise draft summary opinion that highlights outstanding investigative points and evidentiary gaps.

Can I use this tool to map facts to the Thai Penal Code for receiving stolen property offenses?

Yes, you can map facts to the Thai Penal Code by providing case narratives; the tool applies legal mapping to elements like Article 357 and related source offenses, generating structured recommendations that include legal elements tied to specific Penal Code articles.

What specific evidence should I collect for a receiving stolen property case?

Collect specific evidence for a receiving stolen property case by following a prioritized evidence checklist generated from case narratives, focusing on property identification, provenance, receipts, CCTV footage, and transaction records.