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· 5/17/1999

United States v. Dewey J. Jones

Citations

  • 178 F.3d 479
  • 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 9354
  • 1999 WL 305063

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  • noting that the jurisdictional element of S 844(i), even if proven by the government, did not establish a substantial connection to interstate commerce; and therefore, looking beyond the jurisdictional element to assess the statute's constitutionality
  • noting that the jurisdictional element of S 844(i), even if proven by the government, did not establish a substantial connection to interstate commerce; and therefore, looking beyond the jurisdictional element to assess the statute's constitutionality

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Judges: Eschbach, Easterbrook, Wood

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