United States v. Arthur Montour, A/K/A Kakwirakeron

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• noting that “good motive” is not necessarily “evidence of lack of specific intent”
• “[I]t is clear that strictissimi juris does not apply ... [B]oth the alleged ends of the group (forcibly impeding the service of federal search warrants) and the alleged means chosen to achieve that end (setting up roadblocks on the reservation) were illegal

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