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| rdfs:comment | - Once upon a time that guy lived on the wrong side of the law. Whether a thief, a highway robber, or other outlaw, he had a Heel Face Turn and through various circumstances, decided to reform his ways. Now he puts his experience as a former criminal to the service of the law. Compare Recruiting the Criminal, when the character works for the law while still remaining a criminal, and Boxed Crook, when he's coerced or blackmailed into cooperating with the law. It may even become The Atoner in some cases. Examples of Reformed Criminal include:
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| abstract | - Once upon a time that guy lived on the wrong side of the law. Whether a thief, a highway robber, or other outlaw, he had a Heel Face Turn and through various circumstances, decided to reform his ways. Now he puts his experience as a former criminal to the service of the law. Compare Recruiting the Criminal, when the character works for the law while still remaining a criminal, and Boxed Crook, when he's coerced or blackmailed into cooperating with the law. It may even become The Atoner in some cases. Examples of Reformed Criminal include:
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