Fisheries Law and Enforcement

Authors

• John E. Havelock
• Joe Barber
• Antonia Moras

Files

Description

This text provides a general introduction to the laws, agencies, and issues involved in fisheries regulation, particularly in Alaska, originally intended for an introductory course on regulation as part of an extensive curriculum in fisheries at Kodiak Community College, University of Alaska. The text covers international, federal, and Alaska fisheries law through 1982; the history of fisheries and fisheries law in Alaska; federal, Alaska, and local agencies which affect fisheries; and the justice system, law enforcement practice, and individual rights within the maritime context.

Publication Date

9-13-1982

Keywords

Alaska history, curriculum, fisheries, justice education, law, law enforcement, legal education, natural resources, University of Alaska

Recommended Citation

Havelock, John E.; Barber, Joe; and Moras, Antonia, "Fisheries Law and Enforcement" (1982). Reports. 135.
https://scholarworks.alaska.edu/uaa_justice_reports/135

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10699