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Justice Manual § 9-110.330

Charging RICO Counts

activein force · 2026-09-20 – presentas-observed

A RICO charge where the predicate acts consist only of state offenses will not be approved except in the following circumstances:

Local law enforcement officials are unlikely to investigate and prosecute otherwise meritorious cases in which the Federal government has significant interest;

Significant organized crime involvement exists; or

The prosecution of significant political or governmental individuals may pose special problems for local prosecutors.

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