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Full-Text Articles in Admiralty
Epa And Army’S New Wotus Definition And Another Finalized Rule This Spring, Joe Retzer
Epa And Army’S New Wotus Definition And Another Finalized Rule This Spring, Joe Retzer
SLU Law Journal Online
On December 30, 2022, the EPA finalized its rule interpreting "waters of the United States," which redefined the boundaries of the Clean Water Act's jurisdiction. In this article, Joe Retzer discusses the new rule that attempts to implement public input by providing a definition that is clear and consistent for stakeholders and discusses future rules that may be on the horizon.
Legal Interoperability Issues In International Cooperation Measures To Secure The Maritime Commons, Craig Allen
Legal Interoperability Issues In International Cooperation Measures To Secure The Maritime Commons, Craig Allen
Books
Contains papers submitted at a workshop sponsored by the William B. Ruger Chair of National Security Economics, Newport, Rhode Island 6-8 November, 2006.
Usn Commander W.R. Anderson Writes On Uss Nautilus Stationary A Summary Of The Ship'd Journey Across The North Pole, 1958, William Robert Anderson
Usn Commander W.R. Anderson Writes On Uss Nautilus Stationary A Summary Of The Ship'd Journey Across The North Pole, 1958, William Robert Anderson
Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection
Anderson thanks addressee Mr. Sickel for his interesting letter (not included) and summarizes the journey of the USS Nautilus under the polar ice cap and across the North Pole on August 3, 1958. The letter is typed on USS Nautilus stationary.
Anteproyecto De Ley De Fomento Y Defensa De Marina Mercante Nacional, República De Cuba. Senado.
Anteproyecto De Ley De Fomento Y Defensa De Marina Mercante Nacional, República De Cuba. Senado.
Mario Diaz Cruz Pamphlets
Preparado por la Comisión de Estudios sobre Fomento y Defensa de la Marina Mercante. Marzo, 1945.
The Port Of Portland, State Of Maine, Port Of Portland Authority
The Port Of Portland, State Of Maine, Port Of Portland Authority
Maine Collection
The Port of Portland, State of Maine
Compiled and Distributed by Port of Portland Authority, 1935(?).
Contents include: General Description of Port / Marine Terminal Facilities / Port Services and Costs Usually Borne by Vessels / Terminal Charges and Railroad Absorption Arrangements / Historical Sketch of the Port of Portland / Commerce of the Port / Steamship Services / Railroad Service / Bunkering Facilities / Water Supply / Fisheries / Industrial and Agricultural Activities of State / Recreational Facilities of the State of Maine / Maine's Wild Waters Full of Fighting Fish / Laws; Rules; Regulations; Pertaining to Portland Harbor …
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.1: The Jurisdiction Of Admiralty Courts, Edwin D. Dickinson
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.1: The Jurisdiction Of Admiralty Courts, Edwin D. Dickinson
Books
“The following collection of cases and other authorities on the Law of Admiralty requires prefatory comment in at least two particulars.
In the first place, the collection is incomplete. It has been necessary to keep within rather definite limits of space. Within those limits it has seemed better to develop selected topics somewhat fully, leaving out others altogether, rather than to spread the collection out over as much of the field as one would like to include….
In the second place, the collection is tentative. There are no footnotes and such materials as are usually thus included must be supplied …
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.2: The Maritime Law, Edwin D. Dickinson
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.2: The Maritime Law, Edwin D. Dickinson
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“The following collection of cases and other authorities on the Law of Admiralty requires prefatory comment in at least two particulars.
In the first place, the collection is incomplete. It has been necessary to keep within rather definite limits of space. Within those limits it has seemed better to develop selected topics somewhat fully, leaving out others altogether, rather than to spread the collection out over as much of the field as one would like to include….
In the second place, the collection is tentative. There are no footnotes and such materials as are usually thus included must be supplied …
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.3: The Reception And Modification Of Maritime Law, Edwin D. Dickinson
A Selection Of Cases And Other Authorities On The Law Of Admiralty, Pt.3: The Reception And Modification Of Maritime Law, Edwin D. Dickinson
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“The following collection of cases and other authorities on the Law of Admiralty requires prefatory comment in at least two particulars.
In the first place, the collection is incomplete. It has been necessary to keep within rather definite limits of space. Within those limits it has seemed better to develop selected topics somewhat fully, leaving out others altogether, rather than to spread the collection out over as much of the field as one would like to include….
In the second place, the collection is tentative. There are no footnotes and such materials as are usually thus included must be supplied …