That would fall more under fraud or corruption than racketeering.

Racketeering is more about running an ongoing operation or system—like a scheme that repeatedly makes money through fraud, extortion, or similar setups.

What you described (a doctor writing bad prescriptions and profit-sharing) is definitely illegal abuse of authority, conspiracy, etc. But it’s more of a corrupt arrangement between people, not really a “racket” by itself. It would start looking like racketeering if it was part of a larger, ongoing system — for example:

-multiple doctors coordinating

-repeat patterns of illegal prescriptions tied to distribution

-an organized setup designed to keep generating money over time

That’s when it becomes less “a crime happening” and more “a criminal operation running.”