Proceeds include income a person receives from which sources related to the crime?

• A. A movie
• B. A book
• C. All of these
• D. A magazine article

Answer: (C)

Proceeds are any economic benefits derived from criminal activity, not just cash taken directly at the scene. Income that comes from exploiting the crime—such as film rights to a movie about the crime, royalties from a book based on it, or revenue from a magazine article detailing the crime—are all profits generated because of the crime. Since each of these sources represents income tied to the crime’s notoriety or misuse, they count as proceeds. That’s why the best choice is that all of these can be proceeds.