C. William Lange Catherine L. Lange v. James E. Hocker Phyllis E. Hocker James J. Mullally, Jr. Ann E. Mullally Oakhampton Downs Limited

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• holding that the allegedly illegal take- over of a controlling interest in a corporation and the attempt to ratify it was complete and posed no ongoing threat of racketeering activity
• treating continuity requirement as provable in either of two ways: either by proving a closed-ended pattern of sufficient substance to amount to continued criminal activity, or by proving an open-ended pattern that poses a “threat of continuity”
• treating continuity requirement as provable in either of two ways: either by proving a closed-ended pattern of sufficient substance to amount to continued criminal activity, or by proving an open-ended pattern that poses a “threat of continuity”
• plaintiff failed to prove open-ended continuity, because the RICO defendants were no longer in a position with the alleged RICO enterprise to play a management role, precluding any “threat of continuity”

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