United States v. Jerome Genova, Lawrence Gulotta, and Jerome Stack

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that proceeds in § 1963(a)(3) means “profits net of the costs of the criminal business”
• explaining that proceeds in § 1963(a)(3) means “profits net of the costs of the criminal business”
• explaining that proceeds in § 1963(a)(3) means “profits net of the costs of the criminal business”
• explaining that proceeds in § 1963(a)(3) means “profits net of the costs of the criminal business”
• noting that a defendant who was convicted of violating RICO, but was acquitted of certain counts, was still eligible for a forfeiture based on those activities
• stating that “[w]hether Genova’s RICO conviction is tenable depends on the mail fraud convictions (and the predicate acts based on mail fraud)” after concluding that other alleged racketeering acts could not support a RICO conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).