Task Force Report; Organized Crime: Annotations and Consultants' PapersU.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - 126 lappuses This volume presents five documents from the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice: the chapter containing the findings and recommendations relating to the organized crime problems facing the United States and four background papers submitted by outside consultants. The analyses in the Commission report chapter focused on the types and locations of organized crime, the corruption of law enforcement and political systems, the membership and organization of criminal cartels, efforts to control organized crime, and a proposed national strategy against organized crime. Recommendations related to methods of proving criminal violations, investigation and prosecution units, citizens crime commissions, and noncriminal controls such as regulations and media coverage. The four consultants' reports examined the functions and structure of criminal syndicates, corruption of public officials in one jurisdiction, evidence collection in organized crime, and the economic analysis of organized crime. |
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... loan sharking , narcotics , and other forms of vice - to countless numbers of citizen customers . But organized crime is also exten- sively and deeply involved in legitimate business and in labor unions . Here it employs illegitimate ...
... loan sharking , narcotics , and other forms of vice - to countless numbers of citizen customers . But organized crime is also exten- sively and deeply involved in legitimate business and in labor unions . Here it employs illegitimate ...
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... Loan Sharking.30 In the view of most law enforce- ment officials loan sharking , the lending of money at higher rates than the legally prescribed limit , is the second largest source of revenue for organized crime.3 Gam- 31 elaborate ...
... Loan Sharking.30 In the view of most law enforce- ment officials loan sharking , the lending of money at higher rates than the legally prescribed limit , is the second largest source of revenue for organized crime.3 Gam- 31 elaborate ...
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... loan sharking , and pilferage on company property . Organized criminals either direct these activities or grant " conces- sions " to others in return for a percentage of the profits . Some of organized crime's effects on labor union ...
... loan sharking , and pilferage on company property . Organized criminals either direct these activities or grant " conces- sions " to others in return for a percentage of the profits . Some of organized crime's effects on labor union ...
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... loan sharking , or with illegal business or labor interests . This is useful to the extent that it eliminates certain other criminal groups from consideration , such as youth gangs , pickpocket rings , and professional criminal groups ...
... loan sharking , or with illegal business or labor interests . This is useful to the extent that it eliminates certain other criminal groups from consideration , such as youth gangs , pickpocket rings , and professional criminal groups ...
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... loan - sharking operation , a dice game , a lot- tery , a bookmaking operation , a smuggling operation , on a commission basis , or he may " own " the enterprise and pay a portion of its profit to the organization , in return for the ...
... loan - sharking operation , a dice game , a lot- tery , a bookmaking operation , a smuggling operation , on a commission basis , or he may " own " the enterprise and pay a portion of its profit to the organization , in return for the ...
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1st Sess 2d Sess agencies American Apalachin meeting authority bookie bookmakers Boss bugging Bureau cartel citizens Comm Commission committed confederation Cong conspiracy conviction court CRIM criminal activity criminal groups criminal law electronic surveillance enterprises evidence extortion Federal Fifth Amendment gambling gambling and corruption grand jury illegal illicit immunity intelligence interception Interim Rep investigations Irv Stern Justice Kefauver labor law enforcement leaders legislation legitimate business loan sharking mayor McClellan McClellan Committee ment Money Mover monopoly narcotics officials operations oral communication organized crime percent perjury persons Police Department political position prison problem profits prohibition prosecution prosecutors prostitution protection punishment racketeers rule rulers Sicilian Mafia Sicily Smith-Hurd social STAT statute structure supra note syndicate techniques testimony tion underworld United United States Code violation Walasek warrant Wincanton wire or oral wiretapping witness York