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United States v. Lozoya: The Turbulence of Establishing Venue for In-Flight Offenses
air-and-space-lawcivil-procedureconstitutional-lawcourtscriminal-lawcriminal-procedurejurisdictionlitigation
The U.S. Constitution protects one’s right to a fair trial in a proper venue. Typically, venue is proper in whatever territorial jurisdiction a defendant commits an offense. But this rule is not as clear-cut when the offense takes place in a special jurisdiction, such as American airspace. A court m
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