If the Value of Stolen Property Cannot Be Reasonably Ascertained,the

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True/False

If the value of stolen property cannot be reasonably ascertained,the penalty for theft of that property will be determined by trial jurors who must decide its value in response to a special question they answer if rendering a guilty verdict.

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