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Articles 1 - 10 of 10
Full-Text Articles in Admiralty
National Security Vs. Whales: The Navy And The Natural Resources Defense Counsel Battle Their Way To The Supreme Court, Alicia Schaffner
National Security Vs. Whales: The Navy And The Natural Resources Defense Counsel Battle Their Way To The Supreme Court, Alicia Schaffner
Sea Grant Law Fellow Publications
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Ninth Circuit Grants Partial Reprieve To California Sea Lions, Alicia Schaffner, Stephanie Showalter
Ninth Circuit Grants Partial Reprieve To California Sea Lions, Alicia Schaffner, Stephanie Showalter
Sea Grant Law Fellow Publications
No abstract provided.
No Sanctions For Vessel Carrying Shark Fins, Alicia Schaffner
No Sanctions For Vessel Carrying Shark Fins, Alicia Schaffner
Sea Grant Law Fellow Publications
No abstract provided.
Admiralty, Colin A. Mcrae, Jessica L. Mcclellan
Admiralty, Colin A. Mcrae, Jessica L. Mcclellan
Mercer Law Review
The United States Supreme Court and Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals were busy in 2007 with admiralty cases and other matters of importance to maritime practitioners. The Supreme Court considered two punitive damages cases with maritime implications and reviewed a case under the Federal Employers' Liability Act with potential bearing on Jones Act jurisprudence. The Supreme Court also clarified an important procedural issue concerning the application of the forum non conveniens doctrine, which often arises in maritime cases. The Eleventh Circuit continued its trend of tackling important maritime questions by issuing opinions on (1) the interplay between the Seaman's Wage …
The Roots And False Aspersions Of Shipowner's Limitation Of Liability, Graydon S. Staring
The Roots And False Aspersions Of Shipowner's Limitation Of Liability, Graydon S. Staring
Graydon S. Staring
Limitation of enterprise liability is today so commonplace that we see notice of it all around us in the words “incorporated” and “limited” and their abbreviations, and take it for granted that any sizeable business and many small ones enjoy limited liability. It was not always so, and long before it became generally available ashore the pioneers of enterprise liability limitation were shipowners. That it has survived the development and ready availability of corporate limitation is at first remarkable but becomes quite understandable when its history, its foundations in the policy of maritime nations, its relation to modern commercial maritime …
Court Denies Regulatory Taking In Designated Port Area, Alicia Schaffner
Court Denies Regulatory Taking In Designated Port Area, Alicia Schaffner
Sea Grant Law Fellow Publications
No abstract provided.
Beyond The Article I Horizon: Congress’S Enumerated Powers And Universal Jurisdiction Over Drug Crimes, Eugene Kontorovich
Beyond The Article I Horizon: Congress’S Enumerated Powers And Universal Jurisdiction Over Drug Crimes, Eugene Kontorovich
Faculty Working Papers
This paper explores the Article I limits faced by Congress in exercising universal jurisdiction (UJ) – that is, regulating extraterritorial conduct by foreigners with no affect on or connection the U.S. While UJ is becoming increasingly popular in Europe for the punishment of human rights offenses, Congress's primary use of UJ today is under the Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act. This obscure law allows the U.S. to punish for violating U.S. drug laws foreign defendants on foreign vessels in international waters. The MDLEA's UJ provisions raise fundamental questions about the source and extent of Congress's constitutional power to regulate purely …
Court Grants Stay Of Injunction In Navy Sonar Case, Alicia Schaffner
Court Grants Stay Of Injunction In Navy Sonar Case, Alicia Schaffner
Sea Grant Law Fellow Publications
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Technology In Maritime Security : A Survey Of Its Development, Application, And Adequacy, Bhim S. Kothari
The Role Of Technology In Maritime Security : A Survey Of Its Development, Application, And Adequacy, Bhim S. Kothari
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Places Of Refuge For Ships, John E. Noyes
Places Of Refuge For Ships, John E. Noyes
Faculty Scholarship
This essay first provides an overview of Places of Refuge for Ships, a book that contains essential information and perspectives for lawyers and policy makers. Part III then briefly explores why the issue of places of refuge is daunting. The reasons for the complexity of this issue set the scene for Part IV, which proposes a process-oriented approach to assess and manage risks where vessels in distress seek access to places of refuge.