Pure good heroes who have committed crimes or violated the law. Under certain circumstances a hero would commit a crime for these reasons:

1. They commit crimes or violate the law in order to save another's life or to help the ones in need. For example: a hero stealing medicine in order to save someone's life and/or a hero stealing the riches of a corrupt monarch in order to donate it to the poor.
2. The hero stops a villain at the cost of breaking the law. Under the setting the hero is in, they stopped or attempted to stop a villain who would have posed a threat to many people but had to break the law in order to so such as committing theft or going against other laws within the setting.
3. The hero made significant improvements within themselves and no longer commit crimes. The hero devote their time to doing what is right.
4. The hero is a pawn to a villain and unknown to them, they have committed a crime that they were not aware of. These heroes tend to regret their actions and go against the villain who used them.

Heroic Criminals can qualify as Pure Good, but they can ONLY qualify if their crimes are for the sake of others and not for their own needs. In addition, heroes who committed serious crimes such as murder would not qualify as pure good, unless they fall under the third of the circumstances above. The crimes that pure good heroes have committed are usually less serious in nature.