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Full-Text Articles in Admiralty
Volume 31, Issue , Summer 2026
Volume 31, Issue , Summer 2026
Roger Williams University Law Review
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Haze Gray, Stay Away: How Extending The Feres Doctrine To Ship Collisions Usurps Justice In Admiralty, Caroline Stanton Chlaupek
Haze Gray, Stay Away: How Extending The Feres Doctrine To Ship Collisions Usurps Justice In Admiralty, Caroline Stanton Chlaupek
Roger Williams University Law Review
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Roman V. City Of Providence, 333 A.3d 74 (R.I. 2025)., Alexander I. Sanchez
Roman V. City Of Providence, 333 A.3d 74 (R.I. 2025)., Alexander I. Sanchez
Roger Williams University Law Review
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Crossing Troubled Waters: Joining Non-Signatories In Maritime Arbitration - The Co-Optation And Containment Of Consent In United States And British Law, Glenys P. Spence
Crossing Troubled Waters: Joining Non-Signatories In Maritime Arbitration - The Co-Optation And Containment Of Consent In United States And British Law, Glenys P. Spence
Roger Williams University Law Review
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Attaching Domestic Assets To Remedy High Seas Pollution: Rule B And Marine Debris, Jonathan M. Gutoff
Attaching Domestic Assets To Remedy High Seas Pollution: Rule B And Marine Debris, Jonathan M. Gutoff
Roger Williams University Law Review
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Salvaging The Term "Suitor": How The Declaratory Judgment Act Has Commandeered Congressional Intent, Brett P. Hargaden
Salvaging The Term "Suitor": How The Declaratory Judgment Act Has Commandeered Congressional Intent, Brett P. Hargaden
Roger Williams University Law Review
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