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Concerted effort to overturn an election, that is problematic. you cannot go and say things in public. well, you can but if they are harming and not true, they can come back. >> you can say that rudy giuliani can legally say things like that explain how it becomes a crime. explain how it becomes a rico when it is furtherance of and in coordination with the, with the other actions? >> let's talk about rico. in the rico statue, which is a broad ranging statue which points to a criminal enterprise. you need at least two. you can talk about the pattern accounts with respect to the computer tamperi...

Houston County’s Emergency Management Director Chris Judah is off the job, and two others have been charged, including a writer for blogger Rickey Stokes.

Published: 10 April 2021 10 April 2021 Phoenix, Arizona - Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Thursday that a State Grand Jury has indicted Charles Rodrick, of Phoenix, for Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices, Illegally Conducting an Enterprise, Computer Tampering, and Harassment. Rodrick’s co-defendants, Brent Oesterblad and Sarah Shea were also charged in a scheme where they allegedly harassed victims on their websites. Rodrick and Oesterblad are accused of illegally obtaining information from the National Predator Database’s website and posting that information onto websites crea...