criminal conduct

Criminal conduct refers to actions that violate laws established by a government, which are considered offenses against society. These behaviors are prohibited because they harm others, threaten public safety, or disrupt social order. Examples include theft, assault, fraud, and drug offenses. When someone commits criminal conduct, they can face legal consequences such as arrest, fines, or imprisonment. The law identifies these acts to maintain order and protect individuals and property, with penalties intended to deter future violations and uphold justice.