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Acronym	Definition
OCCA	Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
OCCA	Organized Crime Control Act
OCCA	Oregon Coast Council for the Arts
OCCA	Oregon Community College Association
OCCA	Oil & Colour Chemists' Association
OCCA	Ohio Community Corrections Association
OCCA	Orthodox Catholic Church of America
OCCA	Oregon Cheerleading Coaches Association
OCCA	Open Cooperative Computing Architecture (NCR)
OCCA	Oregon Computer Consultants Association
OCCA	Onondaga Community College Association (New York)
OCCA	Old Catholic Church of America
OCCA	Oldie Computer Club Ahlen (Germany)
OCCA	Ohio Concrete Construction Association
OCCA	Online Courseware Component Architecture
OCCA	Old City Civic Association
OCCA	Off-Campus and Commuter Association
OCCA	Ontario Current Cost Adjustment
OCCA	Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
OCCA	On-Line Chemistry Concept Assessment
OCCA	Orange County Cocaine Anonymous
OCCA	Ontario Conference of Casualty Actuaries
OCCA	Oklahoma Club Calf Association
OCCA	Ocean Club Community Association
OCCA	Ovarian Clear Cell Carcinoma
OCCA	Old Coopers' Coborn Association
OCCA	Ocean Cargo Clearance Activity
OCCA	Orange County Callers Association
OCCA	Oxley Creek Catchment Association Inc
OCCA	Old Colony Callers Association
OCCA	Omeir Cotran and Chris Antich (Britain)
OCCA	Orthodox Christian Clergy Association
OCCA	Old Colony Callers Association (professional square dance callers)
OCCA	Orphan Care for Central Asia
OCCA	Orissa Cine Critics Association
OCCA	Orinda Community Center Auxiliary
OCCA	Ontario Casino Corporation Act
OCCA	Okanagan Caller & Cuer Association
OCCA	Oklahoma Cotton Cooperative Association
OCCA	Orange County Corel Association
OCCA	Oregon County Clerks Association
OCCA	Optical Communication Over Clear Atmosphere
OCCA	Omnibus Criminal Control Act
OCCA	Ontario Campus Conservatives Association (Canada)
OCCA	Oxford Circle Civic Association
OCCA	Ocean Cargo Clearance/Clearing Authority
OCCA	Office de la Cession de Commerces et d'Affaires (Belgium)
OCCA	Ontario Chinese Canadian Association (Canada)

References in periodicals archive

Organizations Act, [section] 901(a) of the Organized Crime Control Act

Dismantling the Internet mafia: RICO's applicability to cyber crime

In addition, the Illegal Gambling Business Act was part of the Organized Crime Control Act which included the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).

Sports betting in the United States

Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, of which RICO is a part:

Defining extortion: RICO, Hobbs, and statutory interpretation in Scheidler v. National Organization for Women, Inc., 123 S. Ct. 1057 (2003)

The Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 makes it a federal crime to engage in a gambling business illegal under state law.

Gambler's Web

In New York, for example, companies can bring a civil claim under the Organized Crime Control Act, which mirrors RICO.

A civil attack on fraud

WHEN Congress enacted Title IX of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, better known as the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), which is codified in various sections of Title 18 of the U.S.

McClellan introduced the bill that would become the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, he echoed the commissions.(7) Three months later, Senator McClellan, along with Senator Roman L.

Spiraling out of control: ramifications of reading RICO broadly

To assure their board is and to reassure themselves, some management companies are instituting new procedures and hiring companies to provide internal oversight in the wake of the indictments of 48 cooperative and condominium managers last week, along with one management company being charged under the organized Crime Control Act, together with 34 individual guilty pleas and three corporate guilty pleas that were sealed.

Managers react to fraud indictments

RICO was passed as part of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970.

The continuing expansion of RICO in business litigation

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