Legal Opinion
United States v. Tiede
United States Court of Berlin
Decided March 14, 1979No. Cr. Case Nos. 78-001, 78-001APublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STERN, Judge **
This is a criminal proceeding arising out of the alleged diversion of a Polish aircraft by the defendants from its scheduled landing in East Berlin to a forced landing in West Berlin. United States authorities exercised jurisdiction over this matter and convened this Court. Court-appointed defense counsel have now moved for a trial by jury. The Prosecution objects, contending that these proceedings are not governed by the United States Constitution, but by the requirements of foreign policy and that the Secretary of State, as interpreter of that policy, has determined that…
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