United States v. Darryl Freeman, Tyrone Netters

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the majority of Hobbs Act cases arising under an “official right” theory involve prosecutions of elected or appointed officials
• collecting cases where nonelected, nonappointed government employees were convicted of official right extortion under the Hobbs Act
• collecting cases where nonelected, nonappointed government employees were convicted of official right extortion under the Hobbs Act
• reversing dismissal of complaint on ground of untimeliness because of a “factual question” that was “not clear from the face of the complaint”
• “We adopt the view of seven circuit courts and hold that a governmental entity may constitute an ‘enterprise’ within the meaning of RICO. ”
• “We adopt the view of seven circuit courts and hold that a governmental entity may constitute an ‘enterprise’ within the meaning of RICO.’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).