United States v. Matos-Luchi

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• stating that, in criminalizing drug trafficking in the MDLEA, Congress was \[i]nvoking its constitutional power\ under the Felonies Clause
• stating that a vessel \may be deemed 'stateless' . . . if it fails to display or carry insignia of nationality and seeks to avoid national identification\
• recounting that the MDLEA was “initially enacted in 1986 as 46 U.S.C. app. § 1903, and later relocated to its present code sections, 46 U.S.C. §§ 70501-70507.”
• \[A] refusal to claim nationality renders [an] unflagged vessel stateless and so within federal jurisdiction.\
• \[A] refusal to claim nationality renders [an] unflagged vessel stateless and so within federal jurisdiction.\

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• United States v. Matos-Luchi
  D. Puerto Rico· 2007-12-26