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    The document discusses outlaw motorcycle gangs and organized crime in Australia. It notes that outlaw motorcycle gangs use motorcycle clubs as fronts for criminal activities like violence, weapons, and drug offenses. Between 2008 and 2009, over 500 criminal offenses were committed by 185 gang members. While gangs may have only a small number of members, they form strong criminal networks across 39 clubs, with 19 operating in New South Wales alone. Common organized criminal activities include drug and money laundering operations, as well as illegal gambling. The document examines mechanisms for achieving justice against outlaw motorcycle gangs, such as establishing police task forces or enacting laws to prosecute individuals and criminalize the clubs themselves.

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    The document discusses outlaw motorcycle gangs and organized crime in Australia. It notes that outlaw motorcycle gangs use motorcycle clubs as fronts for criminal activities like violence, weapons, and drug offenses. Between 2008 and 2009, over 500 criminal offenses were committed by 185 gang members. While gangs may have only a small number of members, they form strong criminal networks across 39 clubs, with 19 operating in New South Wales alone. Common organized criminal activities include drug and money laundering operations, as well as illegal gambling. The document examines mechanisms for achieving justice against outlaw motorcycle gangs, such as establishing police task forces or enacting laws to prosecute individuals and criminalize the clubs themselves.

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    The document discusses outlaw motorcycle gangs and organized crime in Australia. It notes that outlaw motorcycle gangs use motorcycle clubs as fronts for criminal activities like violence, weapons, and drug offenses. Between 2008 and 2009, over 500 criminal offenses were committed by 185 gang members. While gangs may have only a small number of members, they form strong criminal networks across 39 clubs, with 19 operating in New South Wales alone. Common organized criminal activities include drug and money laundering operations, as well as illegal gambling. The document examines mechanisms for achieving justice against outlaw motorcycle gangs, such as establishing police task forces or enacting laws to prosecute individuals and criminalize the clubs themselves.

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    Outlaw Motorcycle gang Outlaw motorcycle gang: organisations whose members use the structure of a motorcycle club as a front

    t for criminal activity Easing crime among bikie gangs Represent a real and present danger to the Australian community ACC October 2008- March 2009: 185 gang members charged with 527 offences relating mainly to violence, weapons and drugs Strong and complex criminal networks 3300 full members in 39 clubs 19 groups operate in nsw alone Organized Crime Organized crime: illegal activities organized by groups of criminals, most commonly for the purpose of generating financial profit Similar to mafia, yakuza, triads, drug cartels Most common business ventures Drugs Extortion and money laundering Prostitution People smuggling Digital piracy Illegal bookmaking and gambling Counterfeit money Most common area of Australian organised crime- ACC May only be a small number of people in the gang

    Mechanisms for achieving justice in relation to OMCGs Establishing police task forces or increasing authoritative power among the police Enacting laws to prosecute individuals for committed crimes, aim to criminalise the clubs themselves

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