Appellate Practice
Apr. 27, 2006
Homeland Security Rule Is Unconstitutional, Panel Says
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals panel on Tuesday reversed the conviction of a man who transported nearly 60 pounds of marijuana from Tijuana, Mexico, to California, holding that a Department of Homeland Security regulation that prevented him from confronting a government witness is unconstitutional.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals panel on Tuesday reversed the conviction of a man who transported nearly 60 pounds of marijuana from Tijuana, Mexico, to California, holding that a Department of Homeland Security regulation that prevented him from confronting a government witness is unconstitutional.
The government regulati...
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