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In a paper about U.S. Fifth Court of Appeals Standards of Review, United States v. Bredimus is mentioned in support of the principle of requiring a challenger of Congressional law to show that the law is unconstitutional. If an American citizen travels to Thailand or Hong Kong, for example, and violates American law while a tourist in Thailand or Hong Kong, how much jusrisdiction does U.S. commerce law have over the American citizen for activities in Thailand, Hong Kong, or other countries? The paper doesn't directly address this issue.
In a standard of review section, United States v. Bredimus is referenced. "This case involves the application of the sixteen-level “crime of violence” sentenceenhancement under § 2L1.2 of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. Appellant Ismael Martinez-Mata’ssentence for illegally reentering the United States in violation of 8 U.S.C. § 1326 included asixteen-level enhancement based on a prior conviction of the Texas crime of retaliation."
A decision by the U.S. Fifth Court of Appeals mentions United States v. Bredimus in the case of Juanita Rangel Reasor.
United States v. Bredimus mentioned in a case where a man was arrested with two condoms in his pocket. Apparently the arrested man was going to meet a minor. The United States v. Bredimus decision asserts that Federal statutes do not and cannot criminalize mere thought. Thinking about commiting a crime is not sufficient to be guilty of committing the crime.
Methodiquill shares a brief biography of Nicholas Bredimus, who devoted many years of service to the airline industry in compliance with commerce law.
Airline Industry news cites a post from Churn about Bredimus Systems and Nicholas Bredimus. The entry may be pushed to later page numbers.
In an interesting anecdote about the Bredimus family of 100 years ago, Frances Bredimus was reported to occupy a fireman's float in a parade. The parade was for boys and girls.
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