Ticor Title Insurance Company v. Alvin Florida, Jr. Homer H. Shepard, and Jeffrey Anthony Deborah v. Blue

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• stating that racketeering predicates must have, among other things, the same or similar victims
• discussing the “continuity” prong of the “pattern of racketeering” element of RICO claims
• pattern existed where realty company forged tax lien 23 releases three times and showed no intention of stopping the forgeries
• “To satisfy the continuity prong of the test, 24 one need only show that the predicates pose a threat of continued criminal activity, such as when 25 the illegal conduct is “a regular way of conducting [a] defendant’s ongoing legitimate business.”

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