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  1. From guns to briefcases: the evolution of Russian organized crime.: An article from: World Policy Journal by Vsevolod Sokolov, 2004-03-22
  2. Organized Crime (Crime, Justice, and Punishment) by Josh Wilker, 1999-02
  3. Joe Dogs: The Life & Crimes of a Mobster by Joseph Iannuzzi, 1993-06
  4. Russian Organized Crime: The New Threat? by Phil Williams, 1997-03-31
  5. Understanding Organized Crime in Global Perspective: A Reader
  6. Neon Dragon (Hardscrabble Books : Fiction of New England) by John Dobbyn, 2007-03-30
  7. Guns and Garlic: Myths and Realities of Organized Crime by Frederic D Homer, 1974-04-01
  8. The Prediction and Control of Organized Crime: The Experience of Post-Soviet Ukraine
  9. Gomorrah by Roberto Saviano, 2007-10-30
  10. The business of insurgency: the expansion of Iraq's shadow economy.(organized crime): An article from: The National Interest by Robert E. Looney, 2005-09-22
  11. The Origin of Organized Crime in America: The New York City Mafia, 1891-1931 by David Critchley, 2008-08-01
  12. Gangsters: Organized Crime: Prima's Official Strategy Guide by Michael Knight,
  13. Gambling and Organized Crime by Rufus King, 1969-01
  14. The Changing Face of Organized Crime in New Jersey: A Status Report

101. CNN.com - Organized Crime Threat To East Timor - September 2, 2002
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President Xanana Gusmao inspects police in Dili at the weekend Staff and wires DILI, East Timor The fledgling nation of East Timor risks being exploited by organized crime and developing institutionalized corruption, because of its poverty and rudimentary legal system. The head of the Australian Federal Police, Mick Kelty, said Sunday East Timor could be vulnerable to drug traffickers, money launderers and those engaged in the sexual exploitation of children. The warning comes two days after East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao urged his people to focus on the task of nation-building in the face of a growing law and order problem. In a national televised address marking his first 100 days in power, Gusmao said East Timor still had no laws on immigration and citizenship or public prosecution. "If we continue to roam, with no strength to enforce the law right at the beginning of our independence, by the time corruption develops deep roots it will be most difficult to combat it," Reuters reports Gusmao saying.

102. FBI's No. 3 Official Investigated Boston Organized Crime Scandal
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103. In 2005, Organized Crime Will Back Phishers
Phishers proved to be the biggest security threat this year. And analysts say the growth of online organized crime will make it even worse for 2005.
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105. DUE DILIGENCE INVESTIGATION & FRAUD INVESTIGATION DATA - Boston, Massachusetts
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106. Toronto Criminal Attorney: Criminal Defense Attorney Ontario
A criminal defense attorney representing US clients in Canada with a focus in white collar crime, vehicular homicide, organized crime, money laundering, securities fraud and drug and firearm trafficking cases.
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John M. Rosen has practiced in Canada as a trial and appellate lawyer in the area of Criminal Law more than 34 years. He has represented a wide variety of clients, both individuals and corporations in all levels of court in Ontario and the Supreme Court of Canada. He has also appeared as counsel in cases in the United States Federal Court, the British Columbia Supreme Court and the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands. In addition to representing well over 250 individuals charged with murder, including Paul Bernardo , John has appeared as counsel in some of the most highly publicized and complex criminal cases in Canadian legal history. John and his firm have the expertise, resources and tools required to handle cases from the simple to the complex, with a special focus on:
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107. New Jersey Division Of Criminal Justice
organized crime. Deputy Attorneys General and State Investigators from the Division s organized crime and Racketeering Bureau work with the State Police,
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Deputy Attorneys General and State Investigators from the Division's Organized Crime and Racketeering Bureau work with the State Police, Prosecutors' offices, FBI and the United States Attorney's Office to conduct a wide range of complex organized crime investigations encompassing patterns of racketeering involving the infiltration of legitimate businesses such as the vending, solid waste, labor, construction and gambling industries by the leadership of organized crime. home units guidelines news ... contact Comments or problems with this site may be directed to the Webmaster

108. Retail Gangs: A New Breed Of Thieves
have formed organized crime divisions to focus on the issue. recognizing the role that organized crime is playing in the industry s growing losses.
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Stores Seek Better Tools to Defend Against Organized Shoplifting
By Margaret Webb Pressler Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, July 31, 2005; Page A01 At CVS, the diabetic test strips and the perfume are now behind locked glass cabinets, with a bell to ring for service. Nearly all over-the-counter medicines are behind plexiglass panels that customers must reach over to get their Advil or Pepcid. And most razors and refills are in clunky, noise-making dispensers that won't let you put back what you take out. The new displays are part of a larger effort by chain stores to combat what has become a significant problem for the retail industry: organized theft. Retailers say rings of habitual shoplifters are proliferating nationwide, but particularly in urban areas such as Washington, where retailers and malls are packed close together and there is easy access to highways.

109. East European Constitutional Review
How should we think of organized crime in today’s Bulgaria? What is special about organized crime in Bulgaria is the way it was created by the
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Volume 6 Number 4 Fall 1997 Feature Crime and Corruption after Communism
Organized Crime in Bulgaria
Jovo Nikolov A couple of years ago, one of the owners of a well-known Bulgarian bank beat up his senior foreign currency dealer in front of the entire staff. The boss was enraged because the dealer had just lost $1.2 million in what appeared to be a routine transaction. There and then, the currency dealer was forced to sign a
The banker in this incident is a former wrestler. Today he is an influential member of several
Three easily discernible types of individuals inhabit the vast Bulgarian organized crime network: former athletes, state security agents (especially those who had access to classified information about the socialist economy, namely ex-police officers), and members of the former communist nomenklatura. Each of these groups has evolved in a peculiar way and independently of the transformation of the others. After seven years of restructuring and adjustment, the Bulgarian mafia is now a smoothly functioning operation that has penetrated deeply into all sectors of society. What makes its continued
existence possible is the way it can rip off individuals, targeted social groups, and ultimately society as a whole with virtual impunity.

110. IT And Organized Crime
Computer crimes are becoming of more and more transnational and organized. Transnational character of computer criminality poses certain social danger,
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The forming of independent Ukraine as a strong European country is tied with overcoming of considerable political, economical and social difficulties. Criminality structure changed sharply, it is constantly growing, new ways and kinds of crimes are arising, old types are being constantly improved. The last decade is characterized by violent development in scientific progress. Global computerization of the whole society, affecting almost all spheres of activity of people, organizations and government, gave birth to new field of social relationship that, unfortunately, quite often is the object of illegal actions of organized criminal groups.
Computer crimes are becoming of more and more transnational and organized. Transnational character of computer criminality poses certain social danger, substantively threatening information security, which is a compound of national security of the country. Present day technologies gave a stimulus not only to free trade and economical activity, also to criminality. Modernization and integration of different communication means eased contacts between criminal groups in many countries; modern banking is based in great extent on different computer facilities and new information technologies, it assists international criminal transactions. E-revolution granted access to new technical facilities that allow appropriating illegally significant sums of money, evading taxes and laundering huge illegal shady incomes.

111. Organized Crime And Cybercrime
Yet there is growing evidence that organized crime groups are exploiting the new organized crime is primarily about the pursuit of profit and can be
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112. Organized Crime May Be Behind Phishing / Fraudulent E-mail Scams Show More Sophi
organized crime may be behind phishing BR Fraudulent email scams show more sophistication.
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114. Middle Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network (MAGLOCLEN)
The Middle AtlanticGreat Lakes organized crime Law Enforcement Network is one of the Regional Information Sharing Systems, known as RISS, initiated by US
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Newtown, PA 18940 Phone: E-Mail: MAGLOCLEN The Middle Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network is one of the Regional Information Sharing Systems , known as RISS , initiated by U.S. Congress in 1974 to aid law enforcement agencies in targeting, identifying, and removing multi-jurisdictional criminal elements.
The Bureau of Justice Assistance utilizes two agencies to evaluate the effectiveness of the RISS program: the Intelligence Systems Policy Review Board and the Institute of Intergovernmental Research (IIR). In addition, the Policy Board, elected by the law enforcement agencies of MAGLOCLEN, meets regularly to review and assess the services of the center.
The MAGLOCLEN headquarters is located in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Membership consists of federal, state, and local law enforcement. The MAGLOCLEN region spans Delaware, District of Columbia, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
In order to be eligible for membership with MAGLOCLEN, a law enforcement agency must have staff assigned to the investigation of organized crime, major conspiracy, and/or intelligence gathering and dissemination. The applying agency must be sponsored by a Policy Board member and pass a background investigation. Accepted agencies sharing information with MAGLOCLEN are expected to comply with

115. Working Together To Combat Organized Crime A Public Report On
Governments collective response to the organized crime problem recent successes, goals for the future and challenges.
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118. Organized Crime: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
organized crime n. Widespread criminal activities, such as prostitution, interstate theft, or illegal gambling, that occur within a centrally.
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  • var tcdacmd="cc=edu;dt"; Encyclopedia organized crime, criminal activities organized and coordinated on a national scale, often with international connections. The American tradition of daring desperadoes like Jesse James and John Dillinger, has been superseded by the corporate criminal organization. Firmly rooted in the social structure, it is protected by corrupt politicians and law enforcement officers, and legal advice; it profits from such activities as gambling prostitution , and the illicit use of narcotics. Organized crime is not limited to Western countries. The Japanese have the very public and active Yakuza and Boryokudan. During the Cold War the Russian Mafia used its connections in the Communist party to establish a vast black market network, and in the power vacuum that followed the fall of Communism the brutal group became even wealthier, more influential, and more successful. The Prohibition Era The organized-crime syndicate in the United States is a product of the prohibition era of the early 20th cent. The efforts of federal officials to enforce the unpopular Volstead Act (see

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    120. Organized Crime --  Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - Your Gateway To All Brit
    organized crime body Crime committed on a national or international scale by a criminal association; also, the associations themselves.
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