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Today I obtained a further filing in the suit, a "Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Plaintiffs' Motion for Preliminary Injunction." Below, a summation of the interesting arguments in it.
It begins by pointing out that the ITAR regulations scope and vagueness leaves many citizens, in addition to apparently the State Department itself, in the dark as to whether a given action or product violates ITAR by being "exported" and the "commodity jurisdiction" requests that citizens must go through to find out if they are subject to it are not treated in any efficient or swift manner.
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| It would seem the Obama Administration's bogus claim of 'the most transparent' should be relabeled. Given the President's most recent public remarks regarding news agencies he perceives critical of his actions and his articulated 'solution', I propose we henceforth call it the "Prior Restraint Administration". |
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