Courts threaten to sink federal fishery monitoring
NOAA's reliance on human observers and electronic tracking devices to count fish is under increased attack. Many fishermen — both for and against monitoring
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NOAA's reliance on human observers and electronic tracking devices to count fish is under increased attack. Many fishermen — both for and against monitoring
An appeals court ruling in favor of Gulf of Mexico charter boats earlier this year could play a big role as the U.S. Supreme Court consider Chevron.
A recent case that originated in Southwest Florida was a big win for privacy rights.
Charter-boat owners were required to "transmit their exact location to the Government, every hour of every day forever." A court said no.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Louisiana has struck down a U.S. Department of Commerce rule first proposed in 2018 which would have required