Organised crime

Defending Organized Crime in Florida

Understanding organized crime in Florida

In Florida, organized crime involves Mafia families, corrupt enterprises, transactional networks, and street gangs – all belong to a coordinated structure for getting illegal profits or control industries through fraud, under-the-table influence, and violence. Along with the federal authorities, the state applies strict tools, such as the Florida RICO Act (Ch. 895), for holding a person accountable not just for an isolated offense, but for engaging in the racketeering activity pattern connected to a criminal enterprise.

According to Florida law, racketeering signifies committing, soliciting others to commit, or conspiring to commit crimes – including extortion, fraud, kidnapping, bribery, drug trafficking, and money laundering. These are part of a huge criminal scheme, according to the attorneys.

Role of Roderman & Johnston attorneys

With unwavering dedication, seasoned litigation, and strategic insight, Roderman & Johnston can defend individuals facing organized crime as well as Rico charges in Florida.

• Deep Florida RICO expertise

The team of attorneys acknowledges both federal and Florida racketeering laws. The team has proper knowledge of how the prosecutors demonstrate ‘enterprises’, establish patterns of criminal conduct, and develop motives – hence the attorneys proactively challenge scope, credibility, and elements existing in the case.

• Relentless support during high-stakes litigation

The charges of organized crime can be overwhelming. The team of attorneys at Roderman & Johnston provides clear, compassionate guidance at each step – assuring you understand the options which are designed for hearing, and have the steadfast advocate in and out of the courtroom.