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Category Archives: Customs

Lines in the Water

Posted on April 20, 2017 by Chuck Hill
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MarineLink has a very interesting post on the often confusing array of US Laws defining Jurisdiction. Worth the read.

Posted in Customs, Exclusive Economic Zone, fisheries, Fisheries Enforcement, International Law, Marine environmental protection | Leave a reply

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