Possession of property obtained by crime occurs when a person has possession or control of property that they know, or ought to know, was obtained by crime. This includes property that has been stolen, fraudulently obtained, or otherwise obtained through illegal means.
Penalties for possession of property obtained by crime can range from a fine and imprisonment to a criminal record and a permanent stain on a person’s reputation. The severity of the penalty depends on the circumstances of the offense, such as the value of the property and the harm caused to the victim.
It is important to note that possession of property obtained by crime is a serious criminal offense that can have far-reaching consequences for the accused. If you have been charged with this offense it is important to seek legal advice as soon as possible
