Twenty IED Jammers in a Jam
Law students always chuckle at forfeiture cases because they have the best names, such as United States v. 3,462 Cans of Tuna Fish or the like. It always seemed so unfair to those cans of tuna to have the entire…
Category Criminal Penalties
So That’s The Reason for the China Arms Embargo?
NJ-based Swiss Technology, Inc. was sentenced yesterday to probation in connection with its guilty plea last July to charges that it violated the Arms Export Control Act when it exported diagrams of military rifle parts to China for manufacture there.…
Another Reason For Smugglers Not To Have A Facebook Page
ABOVE: Anna Fermanova Twenty-five year old Texas woman and Russian expat, Anna Fermanova, was sentenced to four months in federal prison and four months of home confinement after she pleaded guilty to having tried to export Russian night vision equipment,…
Nice Work If You Can Get It
If you are annoyed by co-workers who spend the day on eBay and still get paid, you may be even more annoyed to find out that the U.S. government actually pays federal agents on purpose to hang out on eBay…
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Roth Appeal
ABOVE: Professor Reece Roth The Supreme Court term began today — today being the first Monday in October — and it got right to work by denying the certiorari petition of Professor of Professor J. Reece Roth, a professor emeritus…