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SUPREME COURT RULES ICE GOING TOO FAR IN USING IDENTITY THEFT CHARGES IN IMMIGRATION PROSECUTIONS

By Greg Siskind

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From the NY Times: The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday that the federal government has been going too far in using identity-theft laws to prosecute undocumented workers who use fake identification to get and hold jobs. In limiting the use of a law enacted in 2004 that has become a favorite weapon of the authorities who go after illegal immigrants, the justices said that to use it, a prosecutor must be able to show that a defendant knew that the identification he used actually belonged to another person. The ruling in Flores-Figueroa v. United States, No. 08-108, was written...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on May 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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