Hot Pursuit in International Law Across Seas and Lands
Essay traces how hot pursuit evolved in maritime law, with Article 23 of the Geneva High Seas Convention, and discusses murky land scenarios. It reviews Utopian and Erewhon conflicts, neutral territorial questions, and historical US examples such as Andrew Jackson’s Seminole pursuit into West Florida and its dispute with Spain.
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U.S
Milton Katz
Henry L. Stimson
International Legal
Erewhon
Utopia
High Seas
United States
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
France
Republic of China
Thailand
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Andrew Jackson
West Florida
Spanish Territory
St. Marks and
Pensacola
Spain
Jackson
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