U.S. Export Control Law

Exporting - that is, the shipment or transmission of items or material outside of the U.S. - is heavily regulated by federal laws and regulations referred to collectively as "export controls." These controls affect the export of commodities (goods and materials), technology (technical data and know-how) and software from the U.S. to a foreign country. They also affect the re-export of any such U.S. items from one foreign country to another, as well as products made outside the U.S. by or for a U.S. company.

Program Summary

This program is designed to provide an overview of U.S. export controls. It will not make an employee an "export expert," but it will help him or her recognize "red flags" - situations presenting a risk of legal violations - and deal with them properly.

The topics covered in the program include -

• Overview of export controls
• Export control agencies
• What is an "export"?
• Defense exports under the ITAR
• Commercial exports under the EAR
• Anti-boycott and embargo rules
• Red-flag issues
• Penalties

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