When an auto insurance policy compensates the owners of stolen or burglarized cars for not only any physical damage to their vehicles, but also the loss of property that had been present within, victims claim nearly three times the material losses that they do when an insurer compensates only for physical damage. Because the evidence in these cases has, by definition, been stolen, there are few objective means to determine whether the victim actually incurred the material losses claimed. But these
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