United States v. George Lindemann, Jr.

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• “Thus it has consistently been held that for statutes in which Congress included an ‘interstate nexus’ for the purpose of establishing a basis for its authority, the government … need not prove that the defendant knew the ‘interstate nexus’ of his actions.”

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