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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface .....................................................xix Acknowledgments .................................................... хшї Table of Figures ....................................................xxxi Table of Abbreviations .................................................xxxiii Table of Treaties and Other international Instruments ........................... xliii Table of Cases ....................................................lxvii Chapter 1 : Introduction ..................................................1 A. Historical Overview and the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea ..........................................1 1. Historical Overview to 1982 ... :..............................1 2. The 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea: An Overview ...........6 Bernard H. Oxman, The New Law of the Sea ....................6 Note ....................................................13 3. Recent Developments .......................................14 B. International Law and International Legal Process ....................16 1. An Introduction to International Law Sources and Process ...........16 Statute of the International Court of Justice, Article 38.............16 Notes ...................................................16 North Sea Continental Shelf Cases (1969).......................17 Libya/Malta Continental Shelf Case (1985)......................26 Figure I.A ...............................................27 Notes ...................................................28 2. Regimes and International Organizations ........................30 Satya N. Nandán, Existing Institutional Framework and Mechanisms ...........................................31 Notes ...................................................40 Chapter 2: Freedom of the High Seas ......................................43 A. Introduction .................................................43 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 87 and 89......................44 Notes .....................................................44 B. Freedom of Navigation ........................................46 Hugo Grotius, The Freedom of the Seas (1633)......................46 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 90.............................47 Notes .....................................................47 C. Freedom of Overflight .........................................48 US. Protest to Ecuador ......................:.................48 Notes .....................................................48 D. Freedom of Fishing ...........................................50 E. Freedom to Lay Submarine Cables and Pipelines .....................51 v vi · Cases and Materials on the Law of the Sea Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 112 and 113....................51 Notes .....................................................51 Alleged Damage to United States Submarine Cables by Soviet Vessels .... 53 Note ......................................................56 F. Other Freedoms ..............................................57 G. Reasonable Regard to Interests of Other States ......................58 Note ......................................................58 Warning Areas ...............................................58 Legality of Using the High Seas in Connection With Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Pacific Ocean ............................58 Notes .....................................................61 Nuclear Tests Case (Australia v. France) ( 1974)......................62 Notes .....................................................68 H. Reservation of the High Seas for Peaceful Purposes ..................71 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 88 and 301.....................72 Notes .....................................................72 Note on the Cuban Missile Crisis ................................72 Note on the Iran-Iraq War ......................................73 The U.S. Plan to Protect Kuwaiti Ships in the Gulf by Putting Them under U.S. Flags ......................................74 Notes ......................................................77 Note on the Falkland/Malvinas War and Maritime Exclusion Zones .......79 Notes ......................................................79 Declaration of a Zone of Peace and Co-operation of the South Atlantic .... 80 Notes ......................................................80 Amerada Hess Shipping Corp. v. Argentine Republic (1987)............81 Argentine Republic v. Amerada Hess Shipping Corp. (1989)............87 Notes ......................................................92 I. Rights of Land-Locked States ...................................92 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 90 and 125.....................92 Notes ......................................................92 J. Duty to Render Assistance ......................................93 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 98.............................93 Warshauer v. Lloyd Sabaudo, S.A. (1934)..........................94 Notes ......................................................96 Rescue at Sea ...............................................97 Notes ......................................................99 Chapter 3: Nationality of Vessels ........................................103 A. The Concept and Significance of Vessel Nationality .................103 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 91 and 92.....................103 Notes .....................................................103 B. Right of States to Confer Nationality on a Ship .....................106 The Case of the Virginius (1906)................................106 Lauritzen v. Larsen (1953).....................................107 Notes .....................................................107 Constitution of the Maritime Safety Committee of the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization ...........108 Contents · vii 1. Written Statement of the Netherlands Government, December 4, 1959......................................109 2. Written Statement of the Government of India .................110 3. Oral Statement of Mr. Weeks (Liberia), April 27, 1960......................................... Ill 4. Oral Statement of Dr. Fábrega (Panama), April 27, 1960.........................................112 5. Oral Statement of Mr. Seyersted (Norway), April 29, 1960.........................................113 6. Advisory Opinion of the Court, June 8, 1960..................115 Notes .....................................................116 Note on the 1986 United Nations Convention for Registration of Ships .... 117 The M/V Saiga (No. 2) Case (1999)............................119 Notes .....................................................122 C. Registration and Documentation ................................124 The M/V Saiga (No. 2) Case (1999)............................124 Separate Opinion of Vice-President Wolfrum ....................127 The Grand Prince Case (2001)................................131 Notes .....................................................135 Calvo, Le Droit International Théorique et Pratique ..................137 Notes .....................................................138 Documentation of United States Vessels ..........................139 Notes .....................................................141 D. What Is a Ship or Vessel? .....................................142 In re Sedeo, Inc. (1982).......................................142 Notes .....................................................144 Chapter 4: Jurisdiction of the Flag State ...................................147 A. Flag State Obligations ........................................147 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 94............................147 Notes .....................................................148 IMO Conventions ...........................................150 International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping of Seafarers, Article XII.........................154 Notes .....................................................155 B. Overview of Jurisdiction of the Flag State and Exceptions to the Flag State s Exclusive Jurisdiction ...............................157 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 110...........................158 Notes .....................................................158 C. Jurisdiction in Matters of Collision ..............................159 The S.S. Lotus (1927)......................................160 Notes .....................................................166 D. Illegal Acts ................................................167 1. Piracy ..................................................168 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 101, 103, 105-107............168 Notes ..................................................169 The Ambrose Light (1885)..................................169 Notes .................................................. 174 viii - Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea in re Piracy Jure Gentium (1934).............................176 Notes .................................................. 78 2. Slavery .................................................181 Le Louis (1817)..........................................181 Notes ..................................................184 UN Secretariat, The Relation Between the Articles Concerning the Law of the Sea Adopted by the International Law Commission and International Agreements Dealing with the Suppression of the Slave Trade ........................................184 Notes ..................................................189 3. Unauthorized Broadcasting .................................191 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 109........................191 Notes ..................................................191 4. Drug Traffic .............................................192 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 108........................192 Note ...................................................192 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, Article 17......................193 Notes ..................................................194 U.S.-U.K. Agreement to Facilitate the Interdiction of Vessels Suspected of Trafficking in Drugs ..........................195 Note ...................................................196 Note on U.S. Legislation and Vessels Suspected of Drug Trafficking ............................................196 Maritime Drag Law Enforcement Act .........................197 Notes ..................................................198 United States v. Pinto-Mejia (1983)...........................198 Notes ..................................................201 United States v. Gonzalez (1985).............................203 Notes ..................................................209 5. Terrorism on the High Seas .................................212 Note on the Achille Lauro Incident and the 1988 IMO Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation ....................212 Notes ..................................................215 E. UN Security Council Decisions, Threats to International Peace and Security, and Interdiction of Vessels ..............................215 United Nations Charter, Articles 25, 39, 41,42, 48, 103..............215 Note .....................................................216 Security Council Resolution 787................................217 Security Council Resolution 820................................217 Ebony Maritime SA and Loten Navigation Co. Ltd v. Prefetto Della Provincia Di Brindisi and Others (1997)...................218 Final Report of the Security Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution 724..................................219 Notes .....................................................220 Proliferation Security Initiative: Statement of Interdiction Principles .....221 Notes .....................................................223 Contents · ix F. Hot Pursuit ................................................224 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 111 ...........................224 United States v. F/V Taiyo Maru (1975)...........................225 Notes .....................................................228 The M/V Saiga (No. 2) Case (1999)............................229 Notes .....................................................231 Chapter 5: Baselines ..................................................233 A. The Normal Baseline .........................................233 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 5.............................233 United States v. California (1965)...............................233 Notes .....................................................234 Figure VA .................................................236 B. Straight Baselines ...........................................237 Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case (1951)..........................237 Figure V.B .................................................247 Notes .....................................................248 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 7.............................248 Notes .....................................................249 U.S. Protest of Oman s Straight Baselines .........................250 Figure V.C .................................................252 Notes .....................................................253 Qatar-Bahrain Maritime Delimitation Case (2001)...................254 Note .....................................................255 C. Bays .....................................................255 North Atlantic Fisheries Case (1910).............................255 Notes .....................................................256 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 10............................257 Notes ........... ; .........................................257 United States v. Louisiana (1969)...............................258 Notes ...................................................262 Figure VD .................................................263 D. Historic Inland Waters ........................................264 United States v. Louisiana (1969)...............................264 United States v. Alaska (1975)..................................267 Notes .....................................................272 Figure V.E .................................................273 E. Islands ....................................................274 United States v. Louisiana (1969)...............................274 Notes .....................................................275 F. Harbors and Roadsteads ......................................276 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 11............................276 United States v. Louisiana (1969)...............................276 Notes .....................................................278 G. Archipelagic States ..........................................278 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 46-48........................279 Notes ......................................................280 χ · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Chapter 6: Boundaries of Maritime Jurisdiction Between Adjacent and Opposite States .............................................283 A. The Territorial Sea ...........................................284 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 15............................284 Note .....................................................284 Eritrea-Yemen Arbitration (Second Phase: Maritime Delimitation) (1999).................................................285 Note .....................................................286 B. The Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone ................287 1. General Rule: Delimitation by Agreement ......................287 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 74, 83.....................287 Notes ..................................................287 H. Burmester, The Torres Strait Treaty: Ocean Boundary Delimitation by Agreement ...............................289 Notes ..................................................294 2. Delimitation in the Absence of Agreement and the Role of International Courts and Arbitral Tribunals ....................295 1958 Continental Shelf Convention, Article 6....................296 Note ...................................................296 North Sea Continental Shelf Cases (1969)......................296 Notes ..................................................303 Note on the Continental Shelf Boundary Arbitration Between France and the United Kingdom ............................305 Figure VI.A .............................................306 Note on Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries Between the States of the United States .....................................309 Figure VLB .............................................310 Tunisia-Libya Continental Shelf Case (1982)....................311 Notes ..................................................316 Figure VI.C .............................................317 Gulf of Maine Case (1984)..................................318 Notes ..................................................323 Figure VLD .............................................324 Libya/Malta Continental Shelf Case (1985).....................326 Notes ..................................................335 Figure VI.E .............................................336 Note on the Maritime Delimitation in the Area between Greenland and Jan Mayen Case ....................................337 Eritrea-Yemen Arbitration (Second Phase: Maritime Delimitation) (1999)...............................................339 Notes ..................................................346 Figure VI.F ..............................................347 3. Conciliation .............................................349 R.R. Churchill, Maritime Delimitation in the Jan Mayen Area ......349 Notes ..................................................354 Figure VI.G .............................................355 Chapter 7: Internal Waters and Ports ......................................357 A. Introduction ................................................357 1. Internal Waters ...........................................357 Contents xi 2. Ports...................................................358 B. Access to Ports and Port Security ...............................358 Statute on the International Regime of Maritime Ports, Articles 1, 2, 13, 14, 16, 17.................................358 Notes.....................................................360 Saudi Arabia v. Arabian American Oil Co. (Aramco) (1958)...........361 Notes .....................................................363 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 25(2).........................364 Notes .....................................................364 Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002......................366 Notes .....................................................368 Security: Alert! .............................................370 Notes .....................................................374 Khedivial Line, S.A.E. v. Seafarers International Union (1960).........375 Notes .....................................................377 Note on Access of Warships to Ports .............................377 C. Port State Jurisdiction over Foreign Vessels While in Port .............378 Wildenhus s Case (1887)......................................378 Notes .....................................................382 Benz v. Compania Naviera Hidalgo (1956)........................384 Notes .....................................................386 Hellenic Lines Ltd. v. Rhoditis (1970)............................388 Note .....................................................389 The Eisler Case .............................................390 Notes .....................................................392 Kate A. Hoff (United States) v. Mexico (1929).....................393 Notes .....................................................394 D. Flag State Jurisdiction over Vessels in Foreign Ports or Foreign Internal Waters .............................................395 United States v. Flores (1933)..................................396 Notes .....................................................396 E. Jurisdiction over Foreign Government Vessels ......................397 The Schooner Exchange v. McFaddon (1812)......................397 Notes .....................................................399 F. Enlarged Port State Jurisdiction .................................401 United States v. Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (1998).....................401 Notes .....................................................406 Lee A. Kimball, Introductory Note on Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control in the Caribbean Region ......409 Notes .....................................................411 Chapter 8: Territorial Sea, Contiguous Zone, Straits, and Archipelagic Waters ........413 A. Status of the Territorial Sea ....................................413 Regina v. Keyn (1876)........................................413 Notes .....................................................417 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 2-3..........................417 Notes .....................................................417 B. Innocent Passage and Jurisdiction Over Passing Vessels ...............418 1. Innocent Passage .........................................419 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 17-26.....................419 xii · Cases and Materials on the Law of the Sea Notes .................................................. 422 2. Jurisdiction over Passing Vessels .............................423 Compania de Navegación Nacional (Panama) v. United States (1933)...............................................423 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 27-28.....................428 Notes ..................................................429 3. Passage of Warships .......................................430 Corfu Channel Case (1949).................................430 Dissenting Opinion by Judge Krylov ........................432 Dissenting Opinion by Judge Azevedo .......................433 Uniform Interpretation of Rules of International Law Governing Innocent Passage, Articles 1-6.............................436 Notes ..................................................436 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 29-32.....................438 Note ...................................................439 C. Contiguous Zone ............................................439 Church v. Hubbart (1804).....................................439 Notes .....................................................442 The Grace and Ruby (1922)....................................443 Notes .....................................................445 Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, Article 24......446 Notes .....................................................446 UNCLOS III Discussion of the Contiguous Zone ...................447 Notes .....................................................450 D. Straits Used for International Navigation ..........................452 Corfu Channel Case (1949)....................................452 Notes .....................................................455 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 34-45........................456 UNCLOS HI Discussion of Straits Used for International Navigation .... 459 Notes .....................................................473 E. Archipelagic Waters ..........................................475 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 46-54........................475 UNCLOS III Discussion of the Status of Archipelagic Waters ..........478 Notes .....................................................492 Chapter 9: Continental Shelf ............................................495 A. Early Developments ..........................................495 Presidential Proclamation No. 2667 (Truman Proclamation) ...........496 White House Press Release, Sept. 28, 1945........................496 Notes .....................................................497 Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1945......................................498 Note .....................................................499 Chile, Presidential Declaration Concerning the Continental Shelf, June 23, 1947............................................499 Note from the Government of the United States to the Government of Chile, July 2, 1948......................................501 Notes .....................................................501 Contents · xiii B. Drafting the 1958 Convention on the Continental Shelf Report of the International Law Commission, 1956..................502 Notes .....................................................509 C. National Implementation ......................................510 United States v. Ray (1970)....................................511 Notes .....................................................515 Treasure Salvors, Inc. v. Unidentified Wrecked and Abandoned Sailing Vessel (1978)......................................515 Notes .....................................................518 D. The 1982 Revision ...........................................519 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 76-79, 81-82..................519 Notes .....................................................522 E. The Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf ..............525 Law of the Sea Convention, Annex II, Articles 1-9..................525 Figure IX.A ................................................526 Figure IX.B ................................................527 Figure IX.C ................................................528 Notes ...................................................530 Chapter 10: Exclusive Economic Zone .....................................533 A. Early Developments ..........................................533 Policy of the United States with Respect to Coastal Fisheries in Certain Areas of the High Seas ...............................534 Notes .....................................................534 Convention on Fishing and Conservation of Living Resources of the High Seas, Articles 1,6-7..................................535 Notes .....................................................536 Fisheries Jurisdiction Case (1974)...............................537 Notes .....................................................546 B. 1982 EEZ Regime ...........................................547 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 55-59........................547 Notes .....................................................549 Exclusive Economic Zone of the United States of America ............550 Notes .....................................................551 The M/V Saiga (No. 2) Case (1999)............................553 Notes .....................................................558 C. Living Resources Within the EEZ ...............................558 1. Management and Conservation of the Living Resources Within the EEZ ..........................................559 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 61-62.....................559 Notes ..................................................560 The La Bretagne Case (1986)..............................561 Notes ..................................................565 Harry N. Scheiber, Ocean Governance and the Marine Fisheries Crisis: Two Decades of Innovation — and Frustration .... 565 Notes ..................................................567 2. Enforcement of Coastal State Laws Concerning Living Resources Within the EEZ ..........................................569 xiv · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Law of the Sea Convention, Article 73.........................569 Notes .................................................. 569 3. Rights of Geographically Disadvantaged and Land-Locked States in the EEZ .........................................570 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 69-72.....................570 Notes ..................................................572 D. Marine Scientific Research ....................................572 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 238-241, 246-253..............573 Notes .....................................................577 U.S. Military Survey Operations in East China Sea ..................579 Notes .....................................................580 E. Artificial Islands and Installations ...............................581 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 60............................581 Notes .....................................................582 Chapter 11: The Deep Seabed ............................................585 A. Early Developments in the United Nations .........................585 The Moratorium Resolution ..................................586 Note .....................................................587 Explanatory Statements Concerning Votes on the Moratorium Resolution ..............................................587 The Principles Resolution .....................................590 Notes .....................................................592 B. Technical Background ........................................593 Roger-J. Bonnel, Belgians and Americans are Getting Ready to Collect Ocean Minerals ____...............................593 Notes .....................................................595 Figure XI.A ................................................597 С Part Xl of the Law of the Sea Convention .........................598 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 1, 133, 136-137, 140-141, 150, 153, 156-158........................................598 Bernard H. Oxman, The New Law of the Sea .....................601 Notes .....................................................604 D. U.S. Objections, Unilateral Legislation, and Reciprocating States Treaties ..............................................606 White House Office of Policy Information, Issue Update No. 10........606 Notes .....................................................609 1980 U.S. Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act .................610 Notes .....................................................614 E. The Preparatory Commission, Pioneer Investors, and Overlapping Claims to Seabed Mining Sites .................................615 Registration of Pioneer Investors in the International Sea-Bed Area ......616 Lee A. Kimball, Introductory Note .............................617 Notes .....................................................618 F. The 1994 Agreement and the International Seabed Authority ...........620 Bernard H. Oxman, The 1994 Agreement and the Convention ........621 Agreement Relating to the Implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982........................................627 Contents · xv Notes.....................................................630 Note on the International Seabed Authority ........................631 G. Nonmineral Resources and Uses of the Area .......................632 1. Deep-Sea Vent Living Resources .............................633 Craig H. Allen, Protecting the Oceanic Gardens of Eden: International Law Issues in Deep-Sea Vent Resource Conservation and Management ............................633 Notes ..................................................634 2. Underwater Cultural Heritage ................................635 R.M.S. Titanic, Inc. v. Haver (1999)...........................635 Notes ..................................................645 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 149, 303...................646 Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage, Articles 1-5, 7-12, 14-18, and Annex Rules 1-8, 11, 33.........646 Notes ..................................................654 Chapter 12: Marine Pollution ............................................657 A. Evolution of International Law Concerning Protection of the Human Environment .........................................657 The State of the World Environment, 1972-1982....................658 Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment ..................660 Notes .....................................................664 The State of the World Environment, 1972-1982....................666 P.W. Birnie & A.E. Boyle, International Law and the Environment .......668 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development ..................673 Notes .....................................................677 Request for an Examination of the Situation in the Nuclear Tests Case (1995).........................................677 Dissenting Opinion of Judge Sir Geoffrey Palmer ................678 Notes .....................................................682 B. Protection of the Marine Environment ............................684 1. Marine Pollution and the Law of the Sea Convention ..............685 Discussions in UNCLOS III .................................685 Notes ..................................................698 2. Vessel-Source Pollution, Dumping, and the Work of the International Maritime Organization .....................................702 Cleaner Oceans: The Role of IMO in the 1990s..................702 Notes ..................................................717 Summary Report of the Second International Meeting of Legal Experts on Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas ...................719 Notes ..................................................720 3. Land-Based Pollution ......................................723 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 207, 213...................723 Notes ..................................................724 Montreal Declaration on Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Activities ...............................725 Note ...................................................727 The МОХ Plant Case (2002)................................727 Joint Declaration of Judges Caminos, Yamamoto, Park, Aki, Marsit, Eiriksson, and Jesus .........................733 Notes ..................................................734 xvi · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Chapter 13: Living Resources of the High Seas ..............................737 A. Challenges to the Sustainability of Living Resources .................737 Harry N. Scheiber, Ocean Governance and the Marine Fisheries Crises: Two Decades of Innovation — and Frustration ...................738 Agenda 21 of the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development ............................................739 Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development ............................................740 Notes .....................................................742 B. Basic Legal Principles ........................................743 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 63-64, 116-119................743 Notes .....................................................745 Southern Bluefin Tuna Cases (1999).............................746 Notes .....................................................751 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 5-7 .... 752 Notes .....................................................755 C. Regional Fisheries Organizations and Compliance Issues ..............757 Are K. Sydnes, Regional Fishery Organizations: How and Why Diversity Matters ....................................757 Notes .....................................................760 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 8, 33............................................762 Notes .....................................................763 Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the South-East Atlantic Ocean, Articles 6(1), 8, 18.....764 Notes .....................................................765 Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the South-East Atlantic Ocean, Articles 6, 17, 20, 23.... 766 Notes .....................................................769 FAO Flag State Compliance Agreement, Articles HI-VI ..............770 Notes .....................................................773 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 20-23...........................................774 Notes .....................................................779 D. Marine Mammals and Trade Restrictions ..........................781 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 65 and 120....................781 Notes .....................................................781 International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling, Articles I, V, VIII, and Schedule 10(e) .........................782 Notes .....................................................783 The Shrimp-Turtle Case (1998).................................785 Notes .....................................................794 Chapter 14: Settlement of Disputes ........................................799 A. An Overview ...............................................799 Louis B. Sohn, Peaceful Settlement of Disputes in Ocean Conflicts: Does UNCLOS III Point the Way? ...........................799 Note .....................................................804 Contents -xvii B. Negotiating Dispute Settlement Provisions for the Law of the Sea Convention ................................................804 Draft Articles on Dispute Settlement: United States Proposal to the Sea-Bed Committee, 1973..................................804 UNCLOS III Working Paper on the Settlement of Law of the Sea Disputes, 1974...........................................806 Notes .....................................................813 UNCLOS III Statement by Mr. Galindo Pohl of El Salvador in Plenary, 1974............................................814 Note .....................................................814 Basic Choices for the Settlement of Maritime Boundary Disputes .......816 Note .....................................................819 Statement by the Chairman of Negotiating Group 7 (Judge Manner, Finland) Concerning the Settlement of Delimitation Disputes ......................................820 Proposal by the Chairman of Negotiating Group 7 (Judge Manner, Finland) Concerning the Settlement of Delimitation Disputes ......................................823 Note .....................................................824 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 298...........................824 Notes .....................................................825 C. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea ...................825 1. Overview ...............................................826 John E. Noyes, The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea .... 826 Notes ..................................................830 2. Prompt Release of Vessels and Crews ..........................832 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 73 and 292..................832 The Volga Case (2002).....................................832 Dissenting Opinion of Judge Anderson .......................837 Notes ..................................................840 3. Provisional Measures ......................................842 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 290........................842 Notes ..................................................843 Southern Bluefin Tuna Case (2000)...........................844 Separate Opinion of Justice Sir Kenneth Keith .................847 Notes ..................................................852 index ...........................................................855
adam_txt	TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface .xix Acknowledgments . хшї Table of Figures .xxxi Table of Abbreviations .xxxiii Table of Treaties and Other international Instruments . xliii Table of Cases .lxvii Chapter 1 : Introduction .1 A. Historical Overview and the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea .1 1. Historical Overview to 1982 . :.1 2. The 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea: An Overview .6 Bernard H. Oxman, "The New Law of the Sea" .6 Note .13 3. Recent Developments .14 B. International Law and International Legal Process .16 1. An Introduction to International Law Sources and Process .16 Statute of the International Court of Justice, Article 38.16 Notes .16 North Sea Continental Shelf Cases (1969).17 Libya/Malta Continental Shelf Case (1985).26 Figure I.A .27 Notes .28 2. Regimes and International Organizations .30 Satya N. Nandán, "Existing Institutional Framework and Mechanisms" .31 Notes .40 Chapter 2: Freedom of the High Seas .43 A. Introduction .43 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 87 and 89.44 Notes .44 B. Freedom of Navigation .46 Hugo Grotius, The Freedom of the Seas (1633).46 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 90.47 Notes .47 C. Freedom of Overflight .48 US. Protest to Ecuador .:.48 Notes .48 D. Freedom of Fishing .50 E. Freedom to Lay Submarine Cables and Pipelines .51 v vi · Cases and Materials on the Law of the Sea Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 112 and 113.51 Notes .51 Alleged Damage to United States Submarine Cables by Soviet Vessels . 53 Note .56 F. Other Freedoms .57 G. Reasonable Regard to Interests of Other States .58 Note .58 Warning Areas .58 Legality of Using the High Seas in Connection With Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Pacific Ocean .58 Notes .61 Nuclear Tests Case (Australia v. France) ( 1974).62 Notes .68 H. Reservation of the High Seas for Peaceful Purposes .71 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 88 and 301.72 Notes .72 Note on the Cuban Missile Crisis .72 Note on the Iran-Iraq War .73 The U.S. Plan to Protect Kuwaiti Ships in the Gulf by Putting Them under U.S. Flags .74 Notes .77 Note on the Falkland/Malvinas War and Maritime Exclusion Zones .79 Notes .79 Declaration of a Zone of Peace and Co-operation of the South Atlantic . 80 Notes .80 Amerada Hess Shipping Corp. v. Argentine Republic (1987).81 Argentine Republic v. Amerada Hess Shipping Corp. (1989).87 Notes .92 I. Rights of Land-Locked States .92 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 90 and 125.92 Notes .92 J. Duty to Render Assistance .93 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 98.93 Warshauer v. Lloyd Sabaudo, S.A. (1934).94 Notes .96 Rescue at Sea .97 Notes .99 Chapter 3: Nationality of Vessels .103 A. The Concept and Significance of Vessel Nationality .103 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 91 and 92.103 Notes .103 B. Right of States to Confer Nationality on a Ship .106 The Case of the Virginius (1906).106 Lauritzen v. Larsen (1953).107 Notes .107 Constitution of the Maritime Safety Committee of the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization .108 Contents · vii 1. Written Statement of the Netherlands Government, December 4, 1959.109 2. Written Statement of the Government of India .110 3. Oral Statement of Mr. Weeks (Liberia), April 27, 1960. Ill 4. Oral Statement of Dr. Fábrega (Panama), April 27, 1960.112 5. Oral Statement of Mr. Seyersted (Norway), April 29, 1960.113 6. Advisory Opinion of the Court, June 8, 1960.115 Notes .116 Note on the 1986 United Nations Convention for Registration of Ships . 117 The M/V "Saiga" (No. 2) Case (1999).119 Notes .122 C. Registration and Documentation .124 The M/V "Saiga" (No. 2) Case (1999).124 Separate Opinion of Vice-President Wolfrum .127 The "Grand Prince" Case (2001).131 Notes .135 Calvo, Le Droit International Théorique et Pratique .137 Notes .138 Documentation of United States Vessels .139 Notes .141 D. What Is a Ship or Vessel? .142 In re Sedeo, Inc. (1982).142 Notes .144 Chapter 4: Jurisdiction of the Flag State .147 A. Flag State Obligations .147 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 94.147 Notes .148 IMO Conventions .150 International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping of Seafarers, Article XII.154 Notes .155 B. Overview of Jurisdiction of the Flag State and Exceptions to the Flag State's Exclusive Jurisdiction .157 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 110.158 Notes .158 C. Jurisdiction in Matters of Collision .159 The S.S. "Lotus" (1927).160 Notes .166 D. Illegal Acts .167 1. Piracy .168 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 101, 103, 105-107.168 Notes .169 The Ambrose Light (1885).169 Notes . 174 viii - Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea in re Piracy Jure Gentium (1934).176 Notes .'78 2. Slavery .181 Le Louis (1817).181 Notes .184 UN Secretariat, "The Relation Between the Articles Concerning the Law of the Sea Adopted by the International Law Commission and International Agreements Dealing with the Suppression of the Slave Trade" .184 Notes .189 3. Unauthorized Broadcasting .191 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 109.191 Notes .191 4. Drug Traffic .192 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 108.192 Note .192 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, Article 17.193 Notes .194 U.S.-U.K. Agreement to Facilitate the Interdiction of Vessels Suspected of Trafficking in Drugs .195 Note .196 Note on U.S. Legislation and Vessels Suspected of Drug Trafficking .196 Maritime Drag Law Enforcement Act .197 Notes .198 United States v. Pinto-Mejia (1983).198 Notes .201 United States v. Gonzalez (1985).203 Notes .209 5. Terrorism on the High Seas .212 Note on the Achille Lauro Incident and the 1988 IMO Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation .212 Notes .215 E. UN Security Council Decisions, Threats to International Peace and Security, and Interdiction of Vessels .215 United Nations Charter, Articles 25, 39, 41,42, 48, 103.215 Note .216 Security Council Resolution 787.217 Security Council Resolution 820.217 Ebony Maritime SA and Loten Navigation Co. Ltd v. Prefetto Della Provincia Di Brindisi and Others (1997).218 Final Report of the Security Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution 724.219 Notes .220 Proliferation Security Initiative: Statement of Interdiction Principles .221 Notes .223 Contents · ix F. Hot Pursuit .224 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 111 .224 United States v. F/V Taiyo Maru (1975).225 Notes .228 The M/V "Saiga" (No. 2) Case (1999).229 Notes .231 Chapter 5: Baselines .233 A. The Normal Baseline .233 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 5.233 United States v. California (1965).233 Notes .234 Figure VA .236 B. Straight Baselines .237 Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case (1951).237 Figure V.B .247 Notes .248 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 7.248 Notes .249 U.S. Protest of Oman's Straight Baselines .250 Figure V.C .252 Notes .253 Qatar-Bahrain Maritime Delimitation Case (2001).254 Note .255 C. Bays .255 North Atlantic Fisheries Case (1910).255 Notes .256 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 10.257 Notes . ; .257 United States v. Louisiana (1969).258 Notes .262 Figure VD .263 D. Historic Inland Waters .264 United States v. Louisiana (1969).264 United States v. Alaska (1975).267 Notes .272 Figure V.E .273 E. Islands .274 United States v. Louisiana (1969).274 Notes .275 F. Harbors and Roadsteads .276 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 11.276 United States v. Louisiana (1969).276 Notes .278 G. Archipelagic States .278 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 46-48.279 Notes .280 χ · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Chapter 6: Boundaries of Maritime Jurisdiction Between Adjacent and Opposite States .283 A. The Territorial Sea .284 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 15.284 Note .284 Eritrea-Yemen Arbitration (Second Phase: Maritime Delimitation) (1999).285 Note .286 B. The Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone .287 1. General Rule: Delimitation by Agreement .287 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 74, 83.287 Notes .287 H. Burmester, "The Torres Strait Treaty: Ocean Boundary Delimitation by Agreement" .289 Notes .294 2. Delimitation in the Absence of Agreement and the Role of International Courts and Arbitral Tribunals .295 1958 Continental Shelf Convention, Article 6.296 Note .296 North Sea Continental Shelf Cases (1969).296 Notes .303 Note on the Continental Shelf Boundary Arbitration Between France and the United Kingdom .305 Figure VI.A .306 Note on Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries Between the States of the United States .309 Figure VLB .310 Tunisia-Libya Continental Shelf Case (1982).311 Notes .316 Figure VI.C .317 Gulf of Maine Case (1984).318 Notes .323 Figure VLD .324 Libya/Malta Continental Shelf Case (1985).326 Notes .335 Figure VI.E .336 Note on the Maritime Delimitation in the Area between Greenland and Jan Mayen Case .337 Eritrea-Yemen Arbitration (Second Phase: Maritime Delimitation) (1999).339 Notes .346 Figure VI.F .347 3. Conciliation .349 R.R. Churchill, "Maritime Delimitation in the Jan Mayen Area" .349 Notes .354 Figure VI.G .355 Chapter 7: Internal Waters and Ports .357 A. Introduction .357 1. Internal Waters .357 Contents ' xi 2. Ports.358 B. Access to Ports and Port Security .358 Statute on the International Regime of Maritime Ports, Articles 1, 2, 13, 14, 16, 17.358 Notes.360 Saudi Arabia v. Arabian American Oil Co. (Aramco) (1958).361 Notes .363 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 25(2).364 Notes .364 Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002.366 Notes .368 Security: Alert! .370 Notes .374 Khedivial Line, S.A.E. v. Seafarers' International Union (1960).375 Notes .377 Note on Access of Warships to Ports .377 C. Port State Jurisdiction over Foreign Vessels While in Port .378 Wildenhus's Case (1887).378 Notes .382 Benz v. Compania Naviera Hidalgo (1956).384 Notes .386 Hellenic Lines Ltd. v. Rhoditis (1970).388 Note .389 The Eisler Case .390 Notes .392 Kate A. Hoff (United States) v. Mexico (1929).393 Notes .394 D. Flag State Jurisdiction over Vessels in Foreign Ports or Foreign Internal Waters .395 United States v. Flores (1933).396 Notes .396 E. Jurisdiction over Foreign Government Vessels .397 The Schooner Exchange v. McFaddon (1812).397 Notes .399 F. Enlarged Port State Jurisdiction .401 United States v. Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (1998).401 Notes .406 Lee A. Kimball, "Introductory Note on Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control in the Caribbean Region" .409 Notes .411 Chapter 8: Territorial Sea, Contiguous Zone, Straits, and Archipelagic Waters .413 A. Status of the Territorial Sea .413 Regina v. Keyn (1876).413 Notes .417 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 2-3.417 Notes .417 B. Innocent Passage and Jurisdiction Over Passing Vessels .418 1. Innocent Passage .419 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 17-26.419 xii · Cases and Materials on the Law of the Sea Notes . 422 2. Jurisdiction over Passing Vessels .423 Compania de Navegación Nacional (Panama) v. United States (1933).423 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 27-28.428 Notes .429 3. Passage of Warships .430 Corfu Channel Case (1949).430 Dissenting Opinion by Judge Krylov .432 Dissenting Opinion by Judge Azevedo .433 Uniform Interpretation of Rules of International Law Governing Innocent Passage, Articles 1-6.436 Notes .436 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 29-32.438 Note .439 C. Contiguous Zone .439 Church v. Hubbart (1804).439 Notes .442 The Grace and Ruby (1922).443 Notes .445 Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, Article 24.446 Notes .446 UNCLOS III Discussion of the Contiguous Zone .447 Notes .450 D. Straits Used for International Navigation .452 Corfu Channel Case (1949).452 Notes .455 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 34-45.456 UNCLOS HI Discussion of Straits Used for International Navigation . 459 Notes .473 E. Archipelagic Waters .475 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 46-54.475 UNCLOS III Discussion of the Status of Archipelagic Waters .478 Notes .492 Chapter 9: Continental Shelf .495 A. Early Developments .495 Presidential Proclamation No. 2667 (Truman Proclamation) .496 White House Press Release, Sept. 28, 1945.496 Notes .497 Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1945.498 Note .499 Chile, Presidential Declaration Concerning the Continental Shelf, June 23, 1947.499 Note from the Government of the United States to the Government of Chile, July 2, 1948.501 Notes .501 Contents · xiii B. Drafting the 1958 Convention on the Continental Shelf Report of the International Law Commission, 1956.502 Notes .509 C. National Implementation .510 United States v. Ray (1970).511 Notes .515 Treasure Salvors, Inc. v. Unidentified Wrecked and Abandoned Sailing Vessel (1978).515 Notes .518 D. The 1982 Revision .519 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 76-79, 81-82.519 Notes .522 E. The Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf .525 Law of the Sea Convention, Annex II, Articles 1-9.525 Figure IX.A .526 Figure IX.B .527 Figure IX.C .528 Notes .530 Chapter 10: Exclusive Economic Zone .533 A. Early Developments .533 Policy of the United States with Respect to Coastal Fisheries in Certain Areas of the High Seas .534 Notes .534 Convention on Fishing and Conservation of Living Resources of the High Seas, Articles 1,6-7.535 Notes .536 Fisheries Jurisdiction Case (1974).537 Notes .546 B. 1982 EEZ Regime .547 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 55-59.547 Notes .549 Exclusive Economic Zone of the United States of America .550 Notes .551 The M/V "Saiga" (No. 2) Case (1999).553 Notes .558 C. Living Resources Within the EEZ .558 1. Management and Conservation of the Living Resources Within the EEZ .559 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 61-62.559 Notes .560 The "La Bretagne" Case (1986).561 Notes .565 Harry N. Scheiber, "Ocean Governance and the Marine Fisheries Crisis: Two Decades of Innovation — and Frustration" . 565 Notes .567 2. Enforcement of Coastal State Laws Concerning Living Resources Within the EEZ .569 xiv · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Law of the Sea Convention, Article 73.569 Notes . 569 3. Rights of Geographically Disadvantaged and Land-Locked States in the EEZ .570 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 69-72.570 Notes .572 D. Marine Scientific Research .572 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 238-241, 246-253.573 Notes .577 U.S. Military Survey Operations in East China Sea .579 Notes .580 E. Artificial Islands and Installations .581 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 60.581 Notes .582 Chapter 11: The Deep Seabed .585 A. Early Developments in the United Nations .585 The "Moratorium" Resolution .586 Note .587 Explanatory Statements Concerning Votes on the Moratorium Resolution .587 The Principles Resolution .590 Notes .592 B. Technical Background .593 Roger-J. Bonnel, "Belgians and Americans are Getting Ready to Collect Ocean Minerals" _.593 Notes .595 Figure XI.A .597 С Part Xl of the Law of the Sea Convention .598 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 1, 133, 136-137, 140-141, 150, 153, 156-158.598 Bernard H. Oxman, "The New Law of the Sea" .601 Notes .604 D. U.S. Objections, Unilateral Legislation, and Reciprocating States Treaties .606 White House Office of Policy Information, Issue Update No. 10.606 Notes .609 1980 U.S. Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act .610 Notes .614 E. The Preparatory Commission, Pioneer Investors, and Overlapping Claims to Seabed Mining Sites .615 Registration of Pioneer Investors in the International Sea-Bed Area .616 Lee A. Kimball, "Introductory Note" .617 Notes .618 F. The 1994 Agreement and the International Seabed Authority .620 Bernard H. Oxman, "The 1994 Agreement and the Convention" .621 Agreement Relating to the Implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982.627 Contents · xv Notes.630 Note on the International Seabed Authority .631 G. Nonmineral Resources and Uses of the Area .632 1. Deep-Sea Vent Living Resources .633 Craig H. Allen, "Protecting the Oceanic Gardens of Eden: International Law Issues in Deep-Sea Vent Resource Conservation and Management" .633 Notes .634 2. Underwater Cultural Heritage .635 R.M.S. Titanic, Inc. v. Haver (1999).635 Notes .645 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 149, 303.646 Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage, Articles 1-5, 7-12, 14-18, and Annex Rules 1-8, 11, 33.646 Notes .654 Chapter 12: Marine Pollution .657 A. Evolution of International Law Concerning Protection of the Human Environment .657 The State of the World Environment, 1972-1982.658 Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment .660 Notes .664 The State of the World Environment, 1972-1982.666 P.W. Birnie & A.E. Boyle, International Law and the Environment .668 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development .673 Notes .677 Request for an Examination of the Situation in the Nuclear Tests Case (1995).677 Dissenting Opinion of Judge Sir Geoffrey Palmer .678 Notes .682 B. Protection of the Marine Environment .684 1. Marine Pollution and the Law of the Sea Convention .685 Discussions in UNCLOS III .685 Notes .698 2. Vessel-Source Pollution, Dumping, and the Work of the International Maritime Organization .702 Cleaner Oceans: The Role of IMO in the 1990s.702 Notes .717 Summary Report of the Second International Meeting of Legal Experts on Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas .719 Notes .720 3. Land-Based Pollution .723 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 207, 213.723 Notes .724 Montreal Declaration on Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Activities .725 Note .727 The МОХ Plant Case (2002).727 Joint Declaration of Judges Caminos, Yamamoto, Park, Aki, Marsit, Eiriksson, and Jesus .733 Notes .734 xvi · Cases and Matenals on the Law of the Sea Chapter 13: Living Resources of the High Seas .737 A. Challenges to the Sustainability of Living Resources .737 Harry N. Scheiber, "Ocean Governance and the Marine Fisheries Crises: Two Decades of Innovation — and Frustration" .738 Agenda 21 of the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development .739 Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development .740 Notes .742 B. Basic Legal Principles .743 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 63-64, 116-119.743 Notes .745 Southern Bluefin Tuna Cases (1999).746 Notes .751 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 5-7 . 752 Notes .755 C. Regional Fisheries Organizations and Compliance Issues .757 Are K. Sydnes, "Regional Fishery Organizations: How and Why Diversity Matters" .757 Notes .760 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 8, 33.762 Notes .763 Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the South-East Atlantic Ocean, Articles 6(1), 8, 18.764 Notes .765 Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the South-East Atlantic Ocean, Articles 6, 17, 20, 23. 766 Notes .769 FAO Flag State Compliance Agreement, Articles HI-VI .770 Notes .773 Straddling and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks Agreement, Articles 20-23.774 Notes .779 D. Marine Mammals and Trade Restrictions .781 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 65 and 120.781 Notes .781 International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling, Articles I, V, VIII, and Schedule 10(e) .782 Notes .783 The Shrimp-Turtle Case (1998).785 Notes .794 Chapter 14: Settlement of Disputes .799 A. An Overview .799 Louis B. Sohn, "Peaceful Settlement of Disputes in Ocean Conflicts: Does UNCLOS III Point the Way?" .799 Note .804 Contents -xvii B. Negotiating Dispute Settlement Provisions for the Law of the Sea Convention .804 Draft Articles on Dispute Settlement: United States Proposal to the Sea-Bed Committee, 1973.804 UNCLOS III Working Paper on the Settlement of Law of the Sea Disputes, 1974.806 Notes .813 UNCLOS III Statement by Mr. Galindo Pohl of El Salvador in Plenary, 1974.814 Note .814 Basic Choices for the Settlement of Maritime Boundary Disputes .816 Note .819 Statement by the Chairman of Negotiating Group 7 (Judge Manner, Finland) Concerning the Settlement of Delimitation Disputes .820 Proposal by the Chairman of Negotiating Group 7 (Judge Manner, Finland) Concerning the Settlement of Delimitation Disputes .823 Note .824 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 298.824 Notes .825 C. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea .825 1. Overview .826 John E. Noyes, "The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea" . 826 Notes .830 2. Prompt Release of Vessels and Crews .832 Law of the Sea Convention, Articles 73 and 292.832 The Volga Case (2002).832 Dissenting Opinion of Judge Anderson .837 Notes .840 3. Provisional Measures .842 Law of the Sea Convention, Article 290.842 Notes .843 Southern Bluefin Tuna Case (2000).844 Separate Opinion of Justice Sir Kenneth Keith .847 Notes .852 index .855
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