· 5/23/1983
United States of America, Cross-Appellee v. Kaiyo Maru No. 53, With Its Fishing Gear, Furniture, Appurtenances, Stores, Fish, Cargo, Cross-Appellants
Citations
- 699 F.2d 989
How courts have described this case
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- reviewing an action filed by the federal government seeking forfeiture of a Japanese stern trawler
- explaining that “the logistical problems in establishing a successful inspection program requiring warrants are insurmountable” in the fisheries context and that, “if there is to be a successful inspection program at all, it must be a warrantless one”
- upholding warrantless administrative inspections of vessels within the federal Fishery Conservation Zone and recognizing the “strong federal interest in protecting natural resources within the [zone]”
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Judges: Wright, Skopil, Alar-Con
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