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Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 21:07 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
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RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
Its is still concurrent. Keyword is " almost"". And the extent to while countries assert jurisdiction on any foreign flagged vessel can vary. Let's say boat flagged country A enters waters country... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 19:53 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
Technically a flagged vessel is under the exclusive jurisdiction of the flag nation on the high seas, and concurrent jurisdiction within the territorial waters of another nation. However, the... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 19:15 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
SVLamorocha, Yes I might be mixing up the Iranian and Libyan embassies. But the sovereignty issue is so. Unless two governments really collide, an embassy is exclusive jurisdiction of its flag. |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 19:11 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
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RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
This subject came up in a thread regarding "best country to flag" your boat. As you point out with Spain, the extent to which nations regard a flagged vessel as sovereign territory can vary. You... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 17:58 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
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RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
Yes, but the inclusion of the word customary implies that there is no binding legal force. It is still a pick and choose that probably would not hold up in any strong legal challenge. The fact is... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 17:53 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
This is both, to a greater and lesser to degree universally true. A flagged vessel is sovereign territory of the flag nation. However, local jurisdiction within territorial waters will apply... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 02-04-2017, 17:26 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
If the U.S. had any intention of universal compliance it would have signed on. The fact that it did not really implies that we wanted to pick and choose what we enforced. But enforcing somehing that... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 31-03-2017, 21:24 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
I'd like to know where this "pleasure craft" became universal terminology for all private yachts and boats. It is like defining anything other than a commercial motor vehicle a "pleasure car". ... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 31-03-2017, 13:55 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
I think on the whole what you say would be the case even with the Coastal and Naval crews of second and third world countries. Their boats will usually look like business even if they don't have deck... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 30-03-2017, 22:35 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
Posted By
RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
Well, even in "retreat" states there is only so far you can can go before you are up against a wall in one room or another. Jumping a window from a second floor would be out of the question, and even... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 30-03-2017, 21:14 |
Replies: 142
Views: 15,669
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RPZ
Re: Drug interceptions on the high seas
This is a big problem. At least on the ocean you are likely to get some warning due to the practicalities of boarding a small vessel at sea. "At home", on dry land that is, if someone kicks in my... |
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