Are state agencys exempt from RICO laws?

State agencies are generally not exempt from RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) laws. RICO applies to individuals and organizations involved in racketeering activities, and this can include state actors if they are engaged in such conduct. However, certain sovereign immunity protections may limit the ability to sue state entities under RICO in some jurisdictions. Legal interpretations can vary, so specific cases may depend on the context and governing laws.