United States v. Benjamin Scott Lindsey and Thomas E. Lindsey

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• recognizing that the United States may “regulate conduct on non-federal land when reasonably necessary to protect adjacent federal property or navigable waters”
• Section 551 confers federal jurisdiction over campers on river bed adjacent to a national forest
• \It is well established that this clause grants to the United States power to regulate conduct on non-federal land when reasonably necessary to protect adjacent federal property or navigable waters\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).