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The Roth case and export controls: the government sends a message to the academic research industry

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USA May 19 2009

A 72 year old professor is awaiting sentencing later this month after being convicted of illegal transmitting military technical data without a license from the Department of State to foreign students in the United States.

Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP - Judd L. Kessler and Renata S. Brandão Vasconcellos
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