Even when the courts don't convict, being caught up in a joint enterprise charge can have devastating effects.
With the large-scale drug-trafficking charges against him, even a guilty verdict on a couple of the drug counts — even without the top criminal enterprise charge — could still easily send Guzman away for life, experts said.
What makes the verdict sheet particularly trying is that first criminal enterprise charge; it's rarely used, because it's so difficult to prove, said Jimmy Gurule, a law professor at Notre Dame and a former federal prosecutor who prosecuted drug kingpins in Los Angeles.
Two years later, the government launched a task force known as the Mattéoli Commission, which investigated the provenance of the MNR works in the national museums and spurred the creation of a state-run enterprise charged with researching the claims of potential victims.
Right now, similar to other infrastructure plays, for indie developers, Crittercism charges based on volume and for enterprise charges a small flat rate per month based on the number of active monthly users using their apps.
The hype of space tourism, from Space Florida's tourism marketing plan to a Las Vegas space-tourism enterprise charging £45,000 to gaze at the Earth for a few hours, is not going away.
The hype of space tourism, from Space Florida's tourism marketing plan to a Las Vegas space-tourism enterprise charging $75,000 to gaze at the Earth for a few hours, is not going away.
The plans fall under the Ministry of Justice's snappily-titled "Rehabilitation Revolution", which, besides being a totally on-point, zeitgeisty name, launched One3one Solutions, an enterprise charged with the task of enticing businesses to set up production within Britain's prisons.
The union was so concerned about its role in the alleged wrongdoing that it hired several top lawyers to deal with the possibility that it could face a criminal enterprise charges that are normally reserved for Mafia prosecutions.
The former duopoly also are charged with enterprise corruption a charge usually aimed at the bent-nose-and-cauliflower-ear crowd as well as lesser offenses such as filing false business records and conspiracy.
In the literature of the fifties and sixties, marriage and parenthood were complex, perilous enterprises, charged with passionate intensity, as described by Mary McCarthy, Robert Lowell and John Updike.
