🦈Proof of the elements of the crime is an integral part of the criminal process. Its essence includes, inter alia, proof of the acquisition of various benefits from the commission of a crime: primarily traditional material proceeds, property rights, and other welfare facilities. Also, the benefits of committing a crime may include intangible objects: the acquisition of power, intellectual property, sensual and physical pleasures. In terms of modern criminal law, there is also such a concept as a consolidation of criminal cases if there is reason to believe that they were committed by the same organized group of persons. The subjects of criminal law are individuals. It is they who ultimately commit the crime: specific people. However, what distinguishes organized crime is that an organized group is created to plan, organize, commit crime and generate income from it, with its hierarchy, rules, internal distribution of roles, and other attributes of a sustainable organizational model. I