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    The Hobbs Act Is an Antiracketeering Act That Can Basically
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The Hobbs Act Is an Antiracketeering Act That Can Basically

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The Hobbs Act is an antiracketeering act that can basically be interpreted to mean that any interference with interstate commerce to any degree whatsoever is in violation of the act.

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