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The underlying principle is that someone shouldn’t be allowed to benefit from bad acts they’ve committed. Any penalty for the bad act should try to take away benefits they’ve earned from the bad act.

This doesn’t involve taking away benefits or preventing the driver from benefiting from the lack of proper maintenance.

Although the factory is required to get into compliance, this doesn’t require the factory to give up any benefits it obtained from violating the law. They don’t, for example, have to pay a fine to pay back whatever profits they made as a result of violations.

This doesn’t involve taking away benefits or preventing the person who’s doing community service from benefiting from their bad act.

This doesn’t involve taking away benefits or preventing the athlete from benefiting from their use of performance-enhancing subtances. They don’t, for example, have to give up any medals they’ve won while they cheated.

(E) is the only answer that involves taking away benefits or trying to prevent the bad actor from benefiting from their bad act. Any proceeds from the book will go to someone besides the criminal, so the criminal won’t financially benefit from the crime through the book.

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