Maritime Law

PARIS (Reuters) – French far-right leader Marine Le Pen said on Saturday U.S. investment … have also nudged up approval of the law-and-order president. Sarkozy, trying to win over Le Pen’s share of the electorate, told right-wing supporters …

The BNP yesterday withdrew the felicitation it had extended to the government after Bangladesh won the maritime boundary case against Myanmar at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea last month. Acting secretary general of the party Mirza … Continue reading →

Bielat, a former marine turned consultant and technology executive … Bielat earned a master’s degree form the Harvard Kennedy School while Kennedy graduated from Harvard Law School. —Staff writer Nicholas P. Fandos can be reached at …

Jack, who recently completed boot camp with the U.S. Marine Corps, led the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of the ceremony. In brief remarks that lasted about two minutes, Robertson, who began his law enforcement career three decades ago … Continue reading →

The Marine Corps charged that Stein’s comments were “prejudicial to good order and discipline.” The case raises questions that have long dogged the military, says Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military justice at Yale Law School. “It’s one of these … Continue reading →

The course covers the basics of boating safety, rules of the road and Oregon boating laws. A test at the end of the course … The vessel safety check is available by appointment or on May 19 at Englund Marine … Continue reading →

Brent Mabry with the York County Sheriff’s Office lake patrol. Groups such as the Lake Wylie Marine Commission and law enforcement agencies along the lake gear up with boating season to help keep problems on the water from becoming collisions … Continue reading →

The Marine Corps administrative board made the decision after a … “There is no basis in this case,” Baehr said. “Sgt. Stein has broken no law.” Baehr expressed after the hearing that he hoped that the recommendation would be rejected … Continue reading →

Stein’s defense attorney, Marine Capt. James Baehr, said during the hearing that prosecutors were trying to dredge up any damaging information they could against Stein. “There is no basis in this case,” Baehr said. “Sgt. Stein has broken no law.”

The board recommendation—which also urges a “less-than-honorable discharge” for the nine-year Marine—has been forwarded to a general, who will decide what action to take, reports AP. Stein’s attorney had argued that his client “broke no law …