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paracriminal (not comparable)

1. Associated with or profiting from crime without actually being illegal.
   • 1977, Valeriĭ Chalidze, Criminal Russia: Essays on Crime in the Soviet Union, page 50:

     The only exception is the paracriminal class already mentioned, the fences and other middlemen who enable thieves to be in society but not of it.

   • 2005, Gerd Junne, ‎Willemijn Verkoren, Postconflict Development: Meeting New Challenges, page 193:

     Different types of paracriminal activities increase with reduced law enforcement.

   • 2018, Robert Tynes, Tools of War, Tools of State: When Children Become Soldiers, page 48:

     Many of the youth became saboteurs while others became “paracriminal juveniles” (Kater, 2004, p. 115)