Mr. Eisen said that Georgia law was more narrowly applicable to the conduct of the
former president, notably through statutes like “Criminal solicitation to commit election fraud.” Additionally, the state’s racketeering laws are more expansive than the federal version, Mr. Eisen said, with “a much broader set of predicate acts” that “gives a prosecutor more leeway than a federal prosecutor charging RICO would have.”
Given Ms. Willis’s history, Mr. Eisen said, “
she’s clearly going to charge this as a RICO case,.” If she does, he added, it “is very likely to be one of the most important criminal RICO cases ever brought in United States history.”
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