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Justices to Hear Challenge to Money-Laundering Law
by R.A. Hettinga 16 Oct '07

16 Oct '07

<http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/16/washington/16scotus.html?_r=1&oref=slogin…> The New York Times October 16, 2007 SUPREME COURT ROUNDUP Justices to Hear Challenge to Money-Laundering Law By LINDA GREENHOUSE WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 - The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide whether hiding the proceeds of an illegal activity, like a drug transaction, can be prosecuted as money laundering under federal law. This straightforward statutory question has roiled the lower federal courts, prompting a complaint by two conservative members of the federal appeals court in New Orleans earlier this year that the government's expansive interpretation of the most commonly used money-laundering statute amounted to "prosecution run amok." That complaint, which came in a dissenting opinion, was perhaps what led the Supreme Court to decide, over the Justice Department's opposition, to review the decision that had prompted it. The case is an appeal by a man who was stopped on a Texas highway on his way to the Mexican border and found to be carrying $83,000 in cash hidden under the floorboards of his car. The government's theory was that the driver's behavior in concealing the cash met the description of international money laundering, defined in a 1986 statute as transportation or transmission designed to "conceal or disguise the nature, the location, the source, the ownership, or the control" of the proceeds of illegal activity. The lower federal courts are split over whether "conceal" should be understood in the literal sense as simply being hidden, or whether Congress meant to criminalize only the hiding or disguising of cash with the intent to create the false appearance that it was obtained legitimately. The money-laundering statute at issue is a powerful prosecutorial tool because of the heavy penalties it imposes: up to 20 years' imprisonment and a fine of either $500,000 or twice the value of the transaction, whichever is greater. While there are several money-laundering laws on the books, the one involved in this case, the Money Laundering Control Act, accounted for 62 percent of convictions for all related crimes last year, nearly 1,000 convictions. The case, Cuellar v. United States, No. 06-1456, concerns a section of the law that applies to transportation of "the proceeds of some form of unlawful activity" into or out of the United States. The driver, Humberto Regalado Cuellar, was convicted under that section and sentenced to six and one-half years in prison. He was not charged under another law that applied to his conduct, a statute that makes it a crime to carry more than $10,000 in cash across the border without reporting it. That law carries a much lighter sentence. Supported by a friend of the court brief by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Mr. Cuellar is arguing that federal prosecutors are aggressively stretching the meaning of the money-laundering law far beyond the traditional context and definition of money laundering. Money laundering was long understood to mean investing proceeds in a legitimate enterprise, so their origins would be obscured and the money would appear to be clean when recovered. At the least, Mr. Cuellar's lawyers argue, the money needs to be used in a manner that creates the appearance of legitimate wealth, not hidden under the floorboards of a car. A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit initially accepted that argument and overturned Mr. Cuellar's conviction. The full 16-member court then reheard the case and reinstated the conviction, 13 to 3. The majority said that because "Congress had chosen the broad, unqualified word 'conceal,'" there was no reason to apply a narrower definition. "Simply taking steps to hide illicit funds is sufficient to prove concealment," the Fifth Circuit said. In a dissenting opinion, Judge Jerry E. Smith accused the government of "making a mockery of the concept of money laundering." Judge Smith said that under the majority's definition, a "young petty thief" who stole a small sum and carried it across the border in his shoe to enjoy a night "at the bars of Nuevo Laredo" would be guilty of international money laundering and face up to 20 years in prison. These were among the other developments at the court. Special Education For the second time in a week, the court bypassed the chance to clarify the obligation of public school systems to reimburse parents who choose to send children with disabilities to private school without trying an available public school program first. A recusal by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy left the court in a 4-to-4 deadlock last week in a case from New York City. On Monday, Justice Kennedy recused himself again, this time in a case from Long Island, Board of Education of Hyde Park v. Frank G., No. 06-580, leading the court to turn the case down. This raised the prospect that a personal involvement with the issue might preclude Justice Kennedy from ever hearing a case presenting it, with the result that the current nine justices could never decide the question. Justice Kennedy declined to comment on his recusal. Long Wait The court turned down an appeal from an Arizona inmate, Joe C. Smith, who argued that his 30 years on death row made his death sentence "cruel and unusual" and therefore unconstitutional. His sentence was overturned twice on appeal. Only Justice Stephen G. Breyer noted a dissent from the denial of the appeal, Smith v. 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by R.A. Hettinga 16 Oct '07

16 Oct '07

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The question of teachers' rights as license holders to bring guns to schools and how that affects school security are at the center of Mail Tribune reports on a lawsuit between the Medford School District and Shirley Katz, an English teacher at South Medford High School. Winters, who as sheriff is in charge of the county's concealed hand gun licenses under state law, denied the newspaper's written request for the list, saying the information should be kept private. The newspaper argued Winters' refusal to hand over the documents is unlawful, as the licenses are public records under state law and have been released by other sheriff's offices. "A sheriff should enforce all laws without personal preference, and we feel Sheriff Winters is allowing his personal feelings to interfere with his duty to enforce the law," said Mail Tribune Editor Bob Hunter. "This is information bought and paid for by the public, and the public has a right to it." The newspaper does not plan to publish the names of license holders, Hunter said. It wants the information for research about how far-reaching a ruling on the Katz lawsuit could be. Obtaining a license to carry a concealed handgun in Oregon involves a criminal background check, completing a gun safety course and signing an application that specifically states that the license is public record. There are about 6,500 license holders in Jackson County, according to the sheriff's office. Multnomah County Sheriff's Office recently released the names, dates of birth and license numbers of license holders to the Oregonian and the Willamette Week newspapers but withheld addresses, phone numbers and Social Security numbers. "We were reluctant to hand over the names because we don't want to make it easier for anybody who would use the information for harm in terms of credit card fraud or identity theft," said Multnomah County sheriff's Deputy Travis Gullberg, public information officer, "but you can't get away from the fact that it's a public record. The application form spells it out." The Mail Tribune first requested the licenses from the Jackson County sheriff more than a month ago. Before filing suit, it sought an opinion from Jackson County District Attorney Mark Huddleston. Huddleston declined to consider the matter, citing a state law that bars the state attorney general or county district attorney from interfering once an elected official such as a sheriff claims the right to withhold disclosure of a public record. "It's important for news media to take a stand on something like this because if public information is withheld in this way it will diminish the amount of public information the public is allowed to see," Hunter said. Winters said the sheriff's office would oppose the Mail Tribune's request in court. For both privacy and safety reasons, "I don't believe it's anyone's business who possesses a concealed handgun license," Winters said. The director of the gun rights group financing Katz's lawsuit challenging the Medford School District's policy banning employees from bringing guns on campus said as a matter of law, handgun licenses are a public record. "Obviously, I'd like to see those people's privacy protected, but I doubt (Sheriff Winters) has any legal justification for withholding what is a public record," said Kevin Starrett, director of the Oregon Firearms Education Foundation. Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Philip Arnold heard oral arguments Thursday on Katz's challenge of the Medford School District's policy banning employees from taking guns on campus. It's unclear when he'll issue a decision on the case, which will likely have repercussions for other school districts around the state. -- ----------------- R. A. Hettinga <mailto: rah(a)ibuc.com> The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation <http://www.ibuc.com/> 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA "... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'

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16 Oct '07

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