In many Nevada racketeering cases, the key evidence of a defendant's guilt is the money or property that he/she received as proceeds of the racketeering. Ultimately, a defendant can be convicted of racketeering if prosecutors can show beyond a reasonable doubt that either: the defendant - with criminal intent - received any proceeds derived from racketeering activity to acquire real estate or interest in any enterprise; the defendant transported property to another person knowing that the other person intends to use the property to further racketeering activity; and/or the defendant knowingly used proceeds from racketeering to conduct a transaction with the intent to further racketeering activity or with the knowledge that the transaction concealed the property's origin.