Not to mention that in Afghanistan, at present, converting from Islam to another religion or convincing another to convert from Islam carries the Death Penalty. All the logical arguments given in the above-mentioned case would trivially apply there as well. Imagine extraterritorial enforcement on *that* one!
Of course, the long arm statute currently has force only within the United States. But globalization's coming, friends, and soon enough we may well have long arm clauses in our FTAAs.
Eventually we're gonna have to ask ourselves, "What kind of future do we want?"
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Not to mention that in Afghanistan, at present, converting from Islam to another religion or convincing another to convert from Islam carries the Death Penalty. All the logical arguments given in the above-mentioned case would trivially apply there as well. Imagine extraterritorial enforcement on *that* one!
Of course, the long arm statute currently has force only within the United States. But globalization's coming, friends, and soon enough we may well have long arm clauses in our FTAAs.
Eventually we're gonna have to ask ourselves, "What kind of future do we want?"