That's an interesting law @Mast, but I think it's a bit facetious of Liren to look at it that way. I'd have to research to ascertain this, but it's probably meant for isolated actions/sequence of actions. Most crimes tend to inherently break other related crimes-- there's the psychological factor when one's already done wrong, but we even have terms that group them like "assault and battery" not to mention things like DUI, Felony DUI, and public intoxication are technically different.
It's interesting for sure though.