Victor Castillo v. State of Florida

Victor Castillo appeals his convictions for racketeering and conspiracy to commit racketeering. First, he contends that the state failed to prove interrelatedness between the predicate incidents and the criminal street gang, of which he was a member, for purposes of proving a pattern of racketeering activity and as to the conspiracy to commit racketeering. Second, as one of the predicate incidents occurred when he was a juvenile, he contends that it could not serve as a predicate incident because it was not “chargeable by indictment or information.” Finally, he claims that the court erred in…