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Can you cite where in the US code of law a foreign criminal is afforded due process in a sanction action?
by tw04 1y ago
Can you cite where in the US code of law a foreign criminal is afforded due process in a sanction action?
- robcohen 1y agoKindHearts for Charitable Humanitarian Development v. Geithner and Al Haramain Islamic Foundation v. U.S. Department of the Treasury
- duskwuff 1y agoThose are names of cases, not laws.
- paulryanrogers 1y agoPrecedent fills out the finer points in how laws apply, or don't.
- ksenzee 1y agoPerhaps you’re not familiar with the common law system and its reliance on case law?
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- mbrubeck 1y agoIn both of those cases the designated entity was incorporated in the US (KindHearts in Ohio, AHIF-Oregon in Oregon).
- mmooss 1y agoI didn't say it was illegal.
- orbital-decay 1y agoThat's more of a problem with the US code of law than with the point GP is making.
- tw04 1y agoI have 0 issues with the US sanctioning criminal organizations that are defrauding Americans. It’s not a slippery slope, it’s common sense which is why literally nobody is trying to defend the perpetrator in a court of law.