A CRIMINAL enterprise that engages only in gambling can be prosecuted under New York`s racketeering statute, an appellate court has ruled, affirming the convictions of the bookmaker and controller of a sports betting ring that allegedly took in more than million a year in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.
January 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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A CRIMINAL enterprise that engages only in gambling can be prosecuted under New York’s racketeering statute, an appellate court has ruled, affirming the convictions of the bookmaker and controller of a sports betting ring that allegedly took in more than $50 million a year in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.
The decision is published on page17, column 3.
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