Following news that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service was seeking
to question a Minnesota dentist who has been linked to a high-profile
lion-poaching case in Zimbabwe, Africa, observers wondered what the
legal basis might be.
There is speculation that American officials may be looking for possible violations of the Lacey Act, reports Reuters.
If so, any potential prosecution would likely be an uphill battle,
experts say, since the connection between the U.S. statute and illegal
hunting activities in foreign countries is tenuous at best.
Article here (aba journal).
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