Organized Crime. What Can Congress Do about It?

Organized Crime. What Can Congress Do about It?

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of criminal law, criminology & police science criminology & police science, 1960-11, Vol.51 (4), p.458-461
1. Verfasser: Keating, Kenneth B.
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Articles, Reports, and Notes of the National District Attorneys' Association
Criminal law
Criminal offenses
Criminal prosecution
Criminals
District attorneys
Federal criminal offenses
Government
Organized crime
Prosecuting attorneys
States attorney
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Criminal law
Criminal offenses
Criminal prosecution
Criminals
District attorneys
Federal criminal offenses
Government
Organized crime
Prosecuting attorneys
States attorney
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