Has all states repealed offenses involving receipt of stolen property?

No, not all states have repealed offenses involving the receipt of stolen property. Most states in the U.S. still have laws that make it illegal to knowingly receive, possess, or sell stolen property. These laws are designed to deter theft and the trafficking of stolen goods, and they vary in terms of penalties and specific definitions of the offense. While some states may have reformed their laws, the core offense remains in place across the majority of jurisdictions.