Michael P. Scharf (Case Western Reserve Univ. - Law),
Michael Newton (Vanderbilt Univ. - Law), &
Milena Sterio (Cleveland State Univ. - Law) have published
Prosecuting Maritime Piracy: Domestic Solutions to International Crimes (Cambridge Univ. Press 2015). Contents include:
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Sandra Lynn Hodgkinson, The governing international law on maritime piracy
- Sandra Lynn Hodgkinson, The incorporation of international law to define piracy crimes, national laws, and the definition of piracy
- Ved P. Nanda, Exercising universal jurisdiction over piracy
- Milena Sterio, Incorporating international law to establish jurisdiction: a comparative examination of the laws of the Netherlands, South Korea, Tanzania, India, and Kenya
- Laurie R. Blank, The use of force against pirates
- Mark V. Vlasic & Jeffrey DeSousa, The use of force by private parties against suspected pirates
- Frederick Lorenz & Laura Eshbach, Transfer of suspected and convicted pirates
- Milena Sterio, Pirates' right to a speedy trial
- Frederick Lorenz & Kelly Paradis, Evidentiary issues in piracy prosecutions
- Michael A. Newton, Piracy and the problem of 'command responsibility'
- Jon Bellish, The issue of juvenile piracy
- Eugene Kontorovich, The problems of pirate punishment
- Yvonne M. Dutton, The potential for asylum seeking by convicted pirates
- Michael P. Scharf, Conclusion
