Abstract
In Part I, this Comment details the designation process of FTOs and examines the wide array of purposes and activities in which FTOs engage. Part III chronicles how § 2339B has evolved through amendments and judicial interpretation. Part IV establishes that Scales controls the personal guilt analysis and identifies due process concerns implicated by Scales that have been overlooked by the courts. Finally, Part V argues a recklessness standard is the most appropriate fix to § 2339B and proposes a model amendment to that end.
Recommended Citation
David Henrik Pendle, Charity of the Heart and Sword: The Material Support Offense and Personal Guilt, 30 SEATTLE U. L. REV. 777 (2007).
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