Sentence examples for commit racketeering from inspiring English sources

Among the charges are conspiracy to commit racketeering, conspiracy to commit extortion and conspiracy to commit bribery.

The government has charged Mr. Salcedo with conspiracy to commit racketeering, and he has pleaded not guilty.

Mr. Berger has been charged with several counts of Medicaid fraud, racketeering and conspiracy to commit racketeering.

The seven men accused in the case are charged with criminal copyright infringement, as well as conspiracy to commit racketeering and money laundering.

US authorities had appealed for Dotcom's extradition to face 13 charges including allegations of conspiracy to commit racketeering, copyright infringement, money laundering and wire fraud.

In January 2012 Dotcom and six other executives of Megaupload were indicted in an American court on five counts of conspiracy to commit racketeering, copyright infringement, and money laundering.

This should hardly be surprising, given that nine defendants in Norex are U.S. citizens who are alleged to have committed racketeering acts here which harmed substantial U.S. interests, including our national security through illegal trading with Cuba to support a surveillance facility used by Russia to spy on the U.S. and the above mentioned kickbacks to the Saddam regime.

However, the jury found that Rambus had not committed any racketeering violations against Infineon.

The suit said that all 18 members of the Teamsters general executive board have committed mail fraud; that seven of them have committed acts of racketeering including embezzlement and bribery, and that 12 board members have aided and abetted wire fraud in connection with a Mafia scheme to ensure the elections of the last two Teamster presidents, Roy L. Williams and Presser.

Two chief organizers of Salt Lake City's bid to win the 2002 Winter Olympics, Thomas K. Welch and David Johnson, were indicted on 15 counts of conspiracy to commit bribery, fraud and racketeering relating to the vote-buying scandal that erupted in 1998.

After rejecting plea deals in recent days, the two chief organizers of Salt Lake City's bid to win the 2002 Winter Olympics were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit bribery, fraud and racketeering related to the vote-buying scandal that erupted in late 1998 and threatened the future of the Olympic Games.