C. A. 8th Cir. Certiorari denied.
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Opinion
114 L. Ed. 2d 98 · Supreme Court of the United States · May 13, 1991
D. New Mexico · Aug 28, 2008
Third Circuit · Nov 2, 2004
Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania · Jul 6, 2004
Tenth Circuit · Jun 2, 2000
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Third Circuit · Oct 15, 1999
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Parentheticals
declining to adopt Grady test in RICO context and limiting its application to “offenses arising from a single discrete event”
“a federal sentence does not begin to run until the defendant is delivered to the place where the sentence is to be served”
"we believe that the appellants' primary contention is that the relationship plus continuity test for a pattern of racketeering under RICO is unconstitutionally vague.... Thus H.J. Inc. is more pertinent than Fort Wayne Books to our discussion."
“we believe that the appellants’ primary contention is that the relationship plus continuity test for a pattern of racketeering under RICO is unconstitutionally vague.... Thus H.J. Inc. is more pertinent than Fort Wayne Books to our discussion.”
“The double jeopardy analysis in ... Grady ... cannot easily be transposed to the RICO context____ Instead, we consider the double jeopardy problem posed by the successive prosecutions [in a RICO case] to be more closely analogous to that in [Garrett ]____”