Criminal
Jul. 8, 2014
Should RICO statutes be used for cybercrime cases?
Is Carder.su's wrongdoing is so comprehensive and organized that the U.S. government needs to use the RICO statutes to prosecute its participants? By Arkardy Bukh
David Camez doesn't seem like a historic figure in the world of crime - or any other world. He's only 22 years old. He's never killed anyone. In today's world of widespread and sensationalistic coverage of trials, Camez is virtually unknown.
But according to prosecutors, Camez has been involved in fraud, identity theft, drugs trafficking and weapons trafficking (although he has never even been charged with any of the abo...
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