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* A common question that comes up is why are the crimes shown on screen violent? What about hacking into a financial institution and transferring all the funds into your account? If you think about it, while acts may not be proscuted criminally, there are civil recourses to recover your assets. And considering the premise of the movie is the truly wealthy and powerful gaining control over society, it's not too much of a stretch to assume that they'd have put into place safeguards for regaining their lost property, even if the act of taking that property was technically not illegal.
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* A common question that comes up is why are the crimes shown on screen violent? What about hacking into a financial institution and transferring all the funds into your account? If you think about it, while acts may not be proscuted prosecuted criminally, there are civil recourses to recover your assets. And considering the premise of the movie is the truly wealthy and powerful gaining control over society, it's not too much of a stretch to assume that they'd have put into place safeguards for regaining their lost property, even if the act of taking that property was technically not illegal.
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*** There are no criminal penalties for crime committed during the Purge, but there's no mention of immunity to civil consequences. A woman who is raped on Purge night can still go get a rape kit made afterwards, and prove parentage of any unwanted child and sue for child support or cost of abortion. Since evidence can be collected for a rape kit for 96 hours after the assault, a rape victim could claim that the rape occurred before Purge hours and the rapist better have a good alibi or proof he raped her during the Purge and never before or after.
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