why publicly advertises a reward for the return of anything that has been stolen or lost, and in the advertisement uses words to indicate that no questions will be asked if it is returned is a guilty of offence? What are thr "pressing and substantial" societal concern(s) of the above crime is most likely attempting to address, and how "pressing and substantial" those societal concerns likely are (i.e., Discussion re: the primary / moral justification for the law, the harm most likely trying to be avoided, and any problems with the justification for the law as described).