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Customs Law: Abandonment of Goods Requires Due Notice Despite Importer's Delay

Supreme Court rules that ipso facto abandonment of imported goods under the Tariff and Customs Code requires due notice, absent fraud.

When Customs Seizure Needs a Warrant: Lessons from Commissioner of Customs v. New Frontier Sugar

The Supreme Court clarifies that even "automatic seizure" of imported goods requires a warrant and due process under the Tariff and Customs Code.