A Proposed Fishery Conservation and Management Act for the Republic of China

This article has two parts. It begins with the text of the proposed (fishery) act. Following the text is a brief section-by-section analysis of the proposed act

Special Challenges to Water Markets in Riparian States

Georgia, especially the Atlanta region, has encountered recurring and increasingly severe droughts. Phenomenal growth has compounded the water shortage problem. Georgia has also become embroiled in legal disputes with neighboring states over their shared water resources. Even the arrival of ample rains did not end water restrictions in Georgia. Georgia's regulated riparian regime should have facilitated its response. Yet Georgia's regulated riparian regime is in some respects undeveloped; in particular, it exempts nearly all "farm uses" from its regulatory requirements. Thus, the underlying legal regime, based upon traditional riparian rights, remains important in Georgia. The resulting complexity of the water law in the State is an impediment to the flexibility necessary for the most efficient and effective response to these growing problems

Presidential Authority And The War On Terror

I]t is an established fact that documents justifying and authorizing the abusive treatment ofdetainees during interrogation were approved and distribute