Jurisdiction and Terrorism: The FOLD Case

This chapter explores the legal implications of the FOLD versus the Palestine Liberation Organization case, particularly in relation to the Anti-Terrorism Act and personal jurisdiction in federal courts. A law professor highlights the complexities of asserting jurisdiction over international entities involved in terrorism, referencing key cases like Walden v. Fiore. The discussion also addresses the evolution of jurisdictional rules and the challenges faced by U.S. courts in cases involving citizens harmed overseas.