Government’s RICO Case Against NECC is Unprecedented
This article was originally published in The Gold Sheet
Executive Summary
A 131-count indictment unsealed last month that includes murder and racketeering allegations against New England Compounding Center pharmacists for violations of the FD&C Act is unprecedented and signals that the federal government is using more aggressive legal tools in prosecuting individuals whose products harm or kill consumers.
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