Crossword Clue: Fed. crime law
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- 1970 N.L. batting champ Carty
- 1990 Gerardo hit "___ Suave"
- 1991 Gerardo hit "___ Suave"
- ___ Act (anti-organized-crime law)
- ___ Act (law fighting organized crime)
- ___ law (acronymic 1970 measure)
- "___ Suave" (1990 hit)
- "___ Suave" (1991 hip-hop hit)
- "___ Suave" (1991 hit for Gerardo)
- "___ Suave" (1991 hit song)
- "___ Suave" Gerardo
- ___ Suave (Hannah Montana's friend)
- "___ Suave"
- Baseball's Brogna
- Baseball's Petrocelli
- Anti-extortion act letters
- Anti-family acronym
- Anti-Mafia acronym
- Anti-Mafia measure, briefly
- Anti-mob acronym
- Anti-mob act, for short
- Anti-organized crime acronym
- Anti-organized-crime law, briefly
- Anti-organized-crime law, for short
- Anticrime acronym since 1970
- Anticrime acronym
- Antimob acronym
- Acronym for fighting organized crime
- Affluent, in Acapulco
- Affluent, in Andalusia
- Bad guy in the song "Copacabana"
- Fed. crime law
- Delicious, to Picasso
- Federal law targeting organized crime
- Federal law used to fight crime syndicates
- "Con mucho dinero"
- Con mucho dinero
- Edward G. Robinson in "Little Caesar"
- Edward G. Robinson role
- Edward G. Robinson's "Little Caesar" gangster
- Edward G. Robinson's role in "Little Caesar"
- Edward G.'s "Little Caesar" gangster
- Edward G.'s "Little Caesar" role
- Guy who "wore a diamond," in the song "Copacabana"
- Gangster in Barry Manilow's "Copacabana"
- Diamond wearer in "Copacabana"
- Half of a major Caribbean island, sort of
- "Copacabana" antagonist
- ''Copacabana'' antagonist
- "Copacabana" figure
- "Copacabana" guy who "went a bit too far"
- First baseman Brogna
- Gerardo hit "___ Suave"
- It's part of P.R.
- Having mucho dinero
- He wasn't too "Suave"
- "He wore a diamond" in "Copacabana"
- He "wore a diamond," in "Copacabana"
- Flush, in Tijuana
- Flush, to Francisco
- Ex-Bosoxer Petrocelli
- Carty of baseball
- Tony's rival in the song "Copacabana"
- Organized crime act
- Organized crime law, for short
- Man in Manilow's "Copacabana"
- Man who "wore a diamond," in "Copacabana"
- Psychotic penguin in "Madagascar"
- "Mother of mercy, is this the end of ___?" (last line of "Little Caesar")
- Puerto --
- Puerto ---
- Puerto ...
- Puerto __
- Puerto ___ (birthplace of Ricky Martin and Benicio del Toro)
- Puerto ___ (Caribbean island)
- Puerto ___ (Caribbean vacation spot)
- Puerto ___
- Puerto ____
- Puerto _____
- Puerto ________
- "Puerto" conclusion
- Puerto finisher
- Puerto follower
- "Puerto" follower
- Puerto
- Robinson's Little Caesar
- Rodriguez of "Modern Family"
- Role for Edward G.
- Suave of a hit song
- Like un millonario
- Matthew Good song off "Underdogs"
- Sonny's "Miami Vice" partner
- Sonny's partner on "Miami Vice"
- The 'R' of P.R.
- Racketeering statute, for short
- Part of a Caribbean island
- Show Stoppas "Whoop ___"
- "Little Caesar"
- "Little Caesar" character
- 'Little Caesar' character
- ''Little Caesar'' character
- ''Little Caesar'' gangster
- "Little Caesar" gangster
- Little Caesar in "Little Caesar"
- Little Caesar, originally
- "Little Caesar" protagonist
- ''Little Caesar'' role
- 'Little Caesar' role
- "Little Caesar" role for Edward G. Robinson
- "Little Caesar" role
- Napoleon Dynamite's uncle
- Loaded in Cancún
- Loaded, in Lima
- Loaded, in Logroño
- Part of P.R.
- Memorable Robinson role
- Memorable role for Edward G.
- Part of the romantic triangle in "Copacabana"
- Possessing many pesos
- "Miami Vice" character
- "Miami Vice" cop
- Law feared by gangsters
- Law feared by the fugitive financier
- Law used to fight organized crime, acronymically
- Law used to fight organized crime
- P.R. part
- Reed company
- Mob-busting law, for short
- "Modern Family" actor Rodriguez
- Petrocelli of baseball
- Petrocelli of Red Sox fame
- Petrocelli of the Red Sox
- Petrocelli or Carty
- Main hood in "Little Caesar," 1931
- Moneyed, in Madrid
- Moneyed, in Málaga
- Moneyed in Mexico?
- Moneyed, in Monterrey
- Opposite of ''pobre''
- Opposite of pobre
- Opulent, in Oviedo
- Opulent, in Ponce
- Like a wealthy senor
- Not pobre
- Rich, in Valladolid
- Rich, to Ricardo
- Word on maps of the Caribbean
- San Juan, Puerto __
- San Juan, Puerto ___
- Wealthy, in Juárez
- Wealthy, in Madrid
- Wealthy, in Oaxaca
- Wealthy, in San Juan
- Wealthy: Sp.
- Wealthy, to Juan
- "Sanctuary Medicines" Scot
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- Newsday - Oct. 28, 2011