Under current U.S. law, pursuant to, the district courts have exclusive jurisdiction in prize cases, but due to changes in the nature of naval warfare, no prize cases have been heard since the statutes were adopted in 1956.
Due to changes in the nature of naval warfare, no prize cases have been heard since the statutes were adopted in 1956. Under current U.S. law, pursuant to, the district courts have exclusive jurisdiction in prize cases.
Under current U.S. law, pursuant to, the district courts have exclusive jurisdiction in prize cases. Due to changes in the nature of naval warfare, no prize cases have been heard since the statutes were adopted in 1956.
Under current U.S. law, pursuant to, the district courts have exclusive jurisdiction in prize cases. Due to changes in the nature of naval warfare, no prize cases have been heard since the statutes were adopted in 1956.