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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Thanks for trying to help, but that really doesn't alleviate my jurisdictional nonplussedness (hi dtb!).
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Since the US can restrict your overseas travel, why can't they attach conditions to it, the breaking of which subjects you to criminal prosecution?
Are you saying that conduct that takes place outside the US but directed at its interests is not a crime--or at least the US is without jurisdiction to prosecute?
The middle east celebrates tonight!
(I acknowledge the problem that smoking a cuban is essentially a victimless crime, other than the economic stimulus continued consumption of such products may have, contrary to the US's purported interests)
