RICO: Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization State of California -

AENN

In New California State’s 5th Declaration of Truth: Racketeering is the violation of truth charged by the “We the People” state movement.

RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) passed in 1970 to prevent the organized crime operations. Racketeering crimes are criminal activities in which an organization or a person participates in a “racket.”

This takes place when the criminal creates a problem for others for the purpose of solving that problem by some kind of extortion. The person or organization who participates in the racket is called a racketeer.

Racketeering has always been related with the mafia and organized crime, which can include many crimes such as, money laundering, murder, embalmment, drug distribution, etc.

New California State’s 5th Declaration of Truth: Racketeering

From the 5th Declaration of Truth:

Racketeering Law in California Statute

California racketeering laws are established to punish any organized criminal activity or any offense that is carried out for enterprise’s financial gain or for the sake of illegal benefit by the organization. The objective of California State legislation to establish this law and Federal racketeering laws is to abolish or diminish these criminal organizations and prevent them from committing any crime by severing the bonds that tie the enterprise together.

This is a very serious offense and comes under the California Penal Code Section 186. This statute serves as a tool for any State and Federal laws to debilitate or eradicate the proprietorship or control of criminal enterprises or organizations through racketeering charges. In the Federal court the government prosecutor can file these charges through the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO) at a federal level. In California, racketeering laws are encoded in the California Control of Profits of Organized Crime Act and added this crime into the penal code.