The Anti-Racketeering Law is a set of laws designed to combat organized crime and illegal activities, such as extortion and money laundering. It aims to prevent individuals and groups from profiting through unlawful means, ensuring that those involved in criminal enterprises face serious legal consequences. One of the most well-known components of these laws is the RICO Act (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act), which allows law enforcement to target entire organizations rather than just individual criminals. This law has been instrumental in prosecuting high-profile cases involving organized crime, including the activities of groups like the Mafia.