United States v. Suerte

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Due Process Clause does not impose a nexus requirement because the High Seas Clause allows “for the punishment of offenses outside the territorial limits of the United States”
• holding that Due Process Clause does not impose a nexus requirement because the High Seas Clause allows “for the punishment of offenses outside the territorial limits of the United States”
• stating that the due process does not require a nexus for the MDLEA to apply outside the territorial jurisdiction of the United States
• assuming, without deciding, the Due Process Clause constrains extraterritorial reach in order to conclude no violation occurred
• discussing early cases and legislation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).