Legal Definitions - fruits of a crime

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Definition of fruits of a crime

Definition: The profits or benefits obtained through illegal activities.

Examples:

A drug dealer's fancy car and expensive jewelry are considered fruits of a crime.
A thief's stolen money and goods are also fruits of a crime.

These examples illustrate how criminals can benefit financially from their illegal actions. However, these profits are not legitimate and can be seized by law enforcement as part of the punishment for the crime committed.

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Simple Definition

Term: Fruits of a Crime

Definition: Fruits of a crime refer to the things that a criminal gains from committing a crime. This can include money, property, or other valuable items that were obtained illegally. It's like when you take something that doesn't belong to you and keep it for yourself. That thing is the fruit of your crime.

[Cases: Criminal Law 1221. C.J.S. Criminal Law § 1733.]

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