Constitutional Law
Apr. 19, 2006
Panel Won't Hear Terrorism Case
SAN FRANCISCO - Five federal appellate judges dissented Monday from a full-court refusal to reconsider a challenge to the constitutionality of making it a crime to provide funds to organizations designated as foreign terrorist groups.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Five federal appellate judges dissented Monday from a full-court refusal to reconsider a challenge to the constitutionality of making it a crime to provide funds to organizations designated as foreign terrorist groups.
Conservative Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, writing on behalf of four other ...
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