ANNEX B: OVERVIEW OF THE CONFISCATION PROCESS UNDER POCA 1. Confiscation 1.5. Criminal conduct
Criminal conduct is defined as:
“Conduct that constitutes an offence in any part of the UK or, if the conduct occurred elsewhere, would constitute an offence in any part of the UK if it occurred there”.
Criminal conduct can be either “particular” or “general”.  This affects the way a confiscation case proceeds and can lead to distinct confiscation regimes: particular criminal conduct or general criminal conduct (criminal lifestyle).