The U.S. Attorney for Utah recently announced that it had filed a Felony Information against Abraham Trujillo and David Waye for attempted export of F-14 and F-4 fighter aircraft parts without a license. According to the press release, Immigration and…
Last week, an email news list maintained for the Department of Homeland Security by Computer Sciences Corporation (“CSC”) went awry and started routing any reply that someone sent to another person on the list to every subscriber on the list.…
The Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) just reported a settlement agreement it entered into with JSR Micro under which JSR Micro agreed to pay a civil penalty of $270,000. JSR Micro had voluntarily disclosed to BIS that it had…
Three of the 167 counts charged against Armor Holdings which led to the recent $1,102,200 settlement agreement related to charges that Armor exported items in excess of licensed value in violation of EAR Section 764.2(a). For example, Armor exported plastic…
Because it is another slow day in the export law world, I thought I’d use the opportunity of today’s post to note that on Tuesday Export Law Blog was one year old. Since our initial post, there have been 207…