By F. Gordon Lee
Various federal statutes empower U.S. Customs and Border Protection to impose substantial civil and criminal penalties against importers, customs brokers, and even those who are not directly involved in the importation process. There are, however, several approaches to defending yourself if you are or are about to become a subject of a penalty action.
An enforcement tool frequently used by U.S. Customs is found under 19 U.S.C. Section ...
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