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財産犯 (zaisanhan) Japanese meaning: property crime | Kotomora

財ざい産さん犯はん

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Meanings

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property crime

Legal term for crimes against property, such as theft, fraud, or embezzlement.

刑けい法ほうでは、窃せっ盗とうや詐さ欺ぎは財ざい産さん

犯はん

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分ぶん

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れる

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Under the Penal Code, theft and fraud are classified as property crimes.

Kanji

財property, money, wealth
産products, bear, give birth
犯crime, sin, offense

Related words

財ざい産さん
財産 means 'property' or 'assets' in general, while 財産犯 specifically refers to criminal offenses against property.
犯はん罪ざい
犯罪 is the general term for 'crime', whereas 財産犯 is a specific category of crime.

Built from

財ざい産さん+犯はん

Etymology

Compound of 財産 (property) and 犯 (crime). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term is a modern legal coinage.