United States v. Julio-Cardales

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• holding that \due process is satisfied when the foreign nation in which the vessel is registered authorizes the application of United States law to the persons on board the vessel\
• explaining that the protective principle permits a nation \`to assert jurisdiction over a person whose conduct outside the nation's territory threatens the nation's security'\
• explaining that the protective principle permits a nation “ ‘to assert jurisdiction over a person whose conduct outside the nation’s territory threatens the na tion’s security’ ”
• explaining that the protective principle permits a nation “ ‘to assert jurisdiction over a person whose conduct outside the nation’s territory threatens the nation’s security’ ”
• noting that evidentiary rulings are reviewed for an abuse of discretion
• determining that there is no nexus requirement under the MDLEA

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).