Anti-Mafia Law

The Anti-Mafia Law refers to a set of legal measures aimed at combatting organized crime, particularly groups involved in activities like extortion, drug trafficking, and corruption. Originating in Italy, these laws empower law enforcement to investigate, prosecute, and dismantle criminal organizations. They include provisions for asset seizure, witness protection, and severe penalties for offenders. The overarching goal is to disrupt the influence of mafia-like groups on society and the economy, ensuring public safety and upholding the rule of law. Similar laws exist in other countries, reflecting a global commitment to fighting organized crime.