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== Overview == The '''Organized Crime Council''' ('''OCC''') began meeting in 1970 and continued through 1993. Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey reconvened the OCC in April 2008 to address the evolving threats from [[organized crime]]. Beyond the individual illegal activities committed by [[organized crime]] groups (e.g., [[gambling]], prostitution, labor racketeering, smuggling/trafficking, [[extortion]], [[theft]], murder, and [[money laundering]]), the OCC has indicated that these organizations may * penetrate the energy and other strategic sectors of the economy; * provide logistical and other support to [[terrorist]]s, [[foreign intelligence]] services, and governments; * smuggle/traffic people and [[contraband]] goods into the United States; * exploit the United States and international financial system to move illicit funds; * use [[cyberspace]] to target U.S. victims and [[infrastructure]]; * manipulate securities exchanges and perpetrate sophisticated [[fraud]]s; * corrupt or seek to corrupt public officials in the United States and abroad; and * use violence or the threat of violence as a basis for power. [[Category:Government entity]] [[Category:Security]] [[Category:Criminal]] [[Category:Cybercrime]] [[Category:1970]] [[Category:2008]]
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