he Boise Cascade case extends a major Lacey Act prosecution from the importers who orchestrated a plywood smuggling scheme to a downstream corporate buyer that DOJ says knew, or was willfully blind to, the illegal origin of the products. The prosecution underscores how Lacey Act declarations, customs-law compliance and antidumping/countervailing-duty exposure now converge in timber and wood-products supply chains.
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