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September 7th 03, 06:09 AM
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On 9/4/03 12:42 PM, in article hQK5b.351873$o%2.161048@sccrnsc02, "John R
Weiss" wrote: "Doug "Woody" and Erin Beal" wrote... 2. Interestingly enough, international law makes an exception for straights. In other words, if the strait is less than 12 miles wide, it may still be international waters/airspace. I had never considered this possibility until some lawyer briefed me up on it. There's a fancy name to it too. Lawyers (or sea lawyers) feel free to jump in. IANALB, Innocent Passage. There you have it. I'm sure there's a sea lawyer shingle hanging on JR's wall... 
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