My friend s stuff was stolen, and I wrote it off for him without knowing it

See the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Criminal Cases of Covering Up or Concealing Criminal Proceeds or the Proceeds of Criminal Proceeds (effective as of June 1, 2015).

Article 1: In any of the following circumstances, where criminal proceeds or the proceeds thereof are clearly concealed, transferred, purchased, sold on behalf of others, or otherwise concealed or concealed, it shall be convicted and punished as the crime of covering up or concealing criminal proceeds or the proceeds thereof in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of Criminal Law article 312:

1) Covering up or concealing criminal proceeds and the proceeds thereof with a value of 3,000 to 10,000 RMB or more;

2) Having previously received an administrative punishment for covering up or concealing criminal proceeds and the proceeds thereof within one year, and again carrying out acts of covering up or concealing criminal proceeds and the proceeds thereof;

3) The criminal proceeds covered up or concealed are electric power equipment, transportation facilities, radio and television facilities, public telecommunications facilities, military facilities, or funds and materials for disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood control, preferential care, poverty alleviation, immigration, or relief;

4) Cover-up or concealment makes it impossible to promptly investigate and handle the predicate crime, and causes irreparable losses to public or private property;

5) Carrying out other acts of covering up or concealing criminal proceeds and the proceeds thereof, obstructing the judicial organs' pursuit of the predicate crime.

This is considered the sale of stolen goods, and it is considered the same crime.

Someone steals something and sells it to me, and I buy it without knowing it, will it be illegal?

Is it illegal for someone else to steal something and sell it to you, and you buy it without knowing it? If you do buy these things without your knowledge, this is a kind of stolen goods, so although you will not break the law, but your economy will be damaged, because these stolen goods will be confiscated and searched for free of charge, which is the most basic principle, so if you are lucky, you will only suffer a little economic loss, if it is a more serious case, it is likely that you will indeed be punished by the law. Imperial Leakage Judgment.

Excuse me, if you take someone's things, if they don't find out, if you actually return them directly, it shouldn't be considered stealing, and you don't know about him, and you don't find out that you stole her things, and you return them to him directly, which proves that you are a responsible person, don't make things difficult for anyone, become an apologetic person, apologize for stealing, apologize for stealing.

If someone else uses someone else's things without their knowledge and returns them, whether it is considered theft depends on the specific situation: if you use the plan that your colleague has worked hard to make without your knowledge and return it, it is considered theft and theft of his confidential documents. If the classmate is not there, you use his eraser and return it, although it is not theft, but this behavior is not good because you are not the owner of the item.

Therefore, it is best not to touch other people's things without their knowledge.

In principle, it is yes according to the law, but if you return it, it should not be counted, don't care whether it counts or not, it is better not to do it in this way in the future, you can tell the person concerned, explain the situation and borrow it from him, wouldn't it be better, you are still worried about whether it is a crime.

Where it is suspected of the crime of covering up or concealing criminal proceeds or the proceeds of criminal proceeds, the sentencing depends on the circumstances.

Article 312 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China [Crime of Covering Up or Concealing Criminal Proceeds or the Proceeds of Criminal Gains] Whoever clearly knows that they are criminal proceeds or the proceeds thereof are harbored, transferred, purchased, sold on behalf of others, or otherwise concealed or concealed them, shall be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine; where the circumstances are serious, the sentence is between three and seven years imprisonment and a concurrent fine.

Where a unit commits the crime in the preceding paragraph, the unit is to be fined, and the directly responsible managers and other directly responsible personnel are to be punished in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.