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This case reveals how the Constitution still protects one of the rights the Founders fought hardest to preserve. Ahmad Abouammo sold his employer's secrets to a Saudi official for $300,000. When the FBI showed up at his Seattle home to question him, he panicked. He went upstairs, created a fake invoice on his computer, and emailed it to an agent. The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that the government cannot drag you across the country to stand trial for a crime you committed at home.
music for the podcast provided by Dimitry Taras
By 9robes.aiThis case reveals how the Constitution still protects one of the rights the Founders fought hardest to preserve. Ahmad Abouammo sold his employer's secrets to a Saudi official for $300,000. When the FBI showed up at his Seattle home to question him, he panicked. He went upstairs, created a fake invoice on his computer, and emailed it to an agent. The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that the government cannot drag you across the country to stand trial for a crime you committed at home.
music for the podcast provided by Dimitry Taras