United States v. Harold Conn

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• affirming RICO con- viction of a traffic court clerk who accepted bribes to influ- ence the disposition of traffic cases
• Purchases by a law firm, created and operated by the FBI, that serviced only government agents but was subject to extortion constituted a sufficient connection with interstate commerce.
• purchase of gasoline, in addition to office supplies and equipment and rental cars, sufficient to meet the interstate commerce requirement

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