All of the following are factors taken into consideration in the grading of consolidated theft statutes EXCEPT ______.
A) the value of the property
B) whether the property in question is a firearm or motor vehicle
C) whether the offense took place during looting
D) whether the property did not originally belong to the offender

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The grading of consolidated theft statutes typically considers the value of the property, whether the property is a firearm or motor vehicle, and if the offense occurred during looting. However, the original ownership of the property (i.e., whether the property did not originally belong to the offender) is not a factor in grading, as theft by definition involves taking property that does not belong to the offender.

All of the Following Are Factors Taken into Consideration in the Grading