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U.S. v. Murillo, No. 15-4235 (4th Cir.) (826 F.3d 152) (June 14, 2016) (Judge Robert Bruce King)

Loaded on Oct. 17, 2016 published in Punch and Jurists October 17, 2016
Filed under: Due Process, Punch And Jurists.

This is an interesting decision about the extra-territorial reach of American laws in general; and, more specifically, about the constitutionality of several Federal statutes that give special rights to various people who, by virtue of their office, are designated as “internationally protected persons” (an “IPPs”). IPPs are a creature of ...

 

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