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CONFUSED SEAS: ADMIRALTY LAW IN THE WAKE OF TERRORISM

The 19th Tulane Admiralty Law Institute
Every other year, Admiralty lawyers throughout the United States undertake a pilgrimage to New Orleans, home of Tulane Law School,1 the Tulane Admiralty Law Center,2 and the biennial Tulane Admiralty Law Institute (ALI).3 In 2003 the ALI was in session from 19–21 March and was attended by approximately 350 delegates and speakers, almost all of whom were from within the US.4 As with previous ALIs, the speakers were drawn from the practising profession, the regulatory sector, and the maritime industry in the US,5 with some participation from the academy.6


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