Carter v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LUMPKIN, Judge:
This case deals extensively with the Oklahoma Corrupt Organizations Prevention Act (hereinafter “Act”, “RICO”, or “racketeering charge”), codified at sections 1401 through 1419 of Title 22. It presents a first-impression question of venue which occurs when both predicate acts and substantive charges — some which occurred in other counties — are filed in one court proceeding.
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Appellant Jackie Louis Carter was tried before a Cleveland County jury pursuant to the venue provisions of the Act and convicted as follows: in CF-93-410, he was convicted of Grand Larceny in the…
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