自从集团犯罪在美国引起全国性的关注以来,二十年已经过去了。1983年,里根总统任命了一个由杰出的法学家、科学院院士、司法官员和民间人士组成的委员会,负责调查“犯罪团伙”的势力情况并制定出“削弱它们”的对策。尽管目标是用意良好和令人鼓舞的,但这个命令的执行情况可能并不尽如人意。美国政府谋求揭露集团犯罪的凶恶活动,这肯定不是第一次,也不会是最后一次。即使只是为了吸引公众的注意力并把那些从事破坏美国社会结构 Twenty years have passed since the group crimes were of national concern in the United States. In 1983, President Reagan appointed a commission of distinguished jurists, academicians of the Academy, judicial officials and civilians to investigate the forces of “criminal gangs” and work out ways to “weaken them.” Although the objectives are well intended and encouraging, the implementation of this order may not be satisfactory. It is certainly not the first time or the last time that the U.S. government seeks to expose the criminal activities of the group. Even if only to attract the attention of the public and to put those things to undermine the fabric of American society