· 1/10/1990
Fleet Credit Corporation v. Anthony Sion
Citations
- 893 F.2d 441
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 246
- 1990 WL 964
How courts have described this case
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- holding that 95 fraudulent mailings alleged 10 by plaintiff were clearly related “because they were all part of the same fraudulent scheme”
- holding that fraudulent mailings were “clearly related because they were all part of the same fraudulent scheme”
- holding that fraudulent mailings were “clearly related because they were all part of the same fraudulent scheme”
- holding that multiple acts of \mail fraud\ can satisfy the pattern-of- racketeering requirement, provided they amount to — or constitute a threat of — continuing criminal activity
- holding that a pattern of racketeering activity is formed if (a) the predicate acts were related, and (b) the predicate acts amount to, or pose a threat of, continued criminal activity
- holding that a pattern of racketeering activity is formed if (a) the predicate acts were related, and (b) the predicate acts amount to, or pose a threat of, continued criminal activity
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Judges: Campbell, Torruella, Woodlock
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