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: Des Moines Personal Injury LawyerFederal Preemption - Back to the Steven's Cabin - Seize the cabin as ill-gotten gains. Use the racketeering statute.
By Steve Lombardi
Federal Preemption - Back to the Steven’s Cabin – Seize the cabin as ill-gotten gains. Use the racketeering statute.
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There is precedent for the RICO Act being used against elected officials. The Maryland racketeering and fraud scheme case involving influence pedaling was one such case.
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Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Steve Lombardi
Full post as published by Des Moines Personal Injury Lawyer on November 03, 2008 (boomark / email).
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