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Resource 11 . 3
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Huawei Technologies USA, Inc. v. United States (E.D. Tex. 2020)

Seth J. Chandler

1. The Court says it will assume that the Bills of Attainder clause applies to corporations. Note two things. First, we have many constitutional rights such as the first amendment that do protect corporations. But the eviscerating privileges and immunities clauses do not. Second, does the court treat the rights of corporations to be free from bills of attainder the same as it does for individuals?

2. To whom, realistically, can Huawei sell its products after losing challenges to section 889?

 

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