Legal Opinion
United States v. Marder
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Decided February 2, 1995No. 93-1882PublishedCited by 67 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOWNES, Senior Circuit Judge.
Defendant-appellant, Arthur Marder, was convicted by a jury on all seventeen counts of the indictment against him. Twelve counts of the indictment were predicated specifically on illegal gambling allegedly in violation of Massachusetts General Laws ch. 271, §§ 7 and 17. The counts involving the Massachusetts statutes were: two RICO counts; two counts of using interstate facilities in aid of racketeering; one count of operating an illegal gambling business; and seven counts of money laundering. There can be no doubt of the right of the federal government to base a…
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