Racketeering is a category B felony in Nevada punishable by five to 20 years in Nevada State Prison. The judge can also impose a fine of up $25,000 or the greater of: up to three times the gross pecuniary value the defendant gained; or up to three times any gross loss the defendant caused (including property damage and personal injury but excluding any pain and suffering). The district court can also order that the defendant pay court costs and reasonable costs of the investigation and prosecution. Finally, racketeering defendants typically have to forfeit any real- or personal property they received through racketeering.