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Ohio Vs. Kentucky

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 21, 1980

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  1. U.S. 335 (1980) U.S. Supreme Court Ohio v. Kentucky
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  2. U.S. 335 (1980) Ohio v. Kentucky
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  3. that are applicable in customary situations involving river boundaries between States, do not apply here. Indiana v. Kentucky
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  4. usual river boundary between States. It is not like the Missouri River between Iowa and Nebraska, see, e.g., Nebraska v. Iowa
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  5. U. S. 359 (1892), or the Mississippi River between Arkansas and Mississippi. See Mississippi v. Arkansas
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  6. U. S. 289 (1974), and 415 U. S. 415 U.S. 302 (1974). See also Iowa v. Illinois
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  7. Minnesota v. Wisconsin
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  8. Arkansas v. Tennessee
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  9. however, depending upon historical factors, may well differ from that customary situation. See, for example, Texas v. Louisiana
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  10. dissent's. If there could be any doubt about this, it surely was dispelled completely when the Court decided Indiana v. Kentucky
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  11. Id. at 136 U. S. 508 , 136 U. S. 518 -519. The fact that Indiana v. Kentucky
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  12. the applicable principles are the same, and the holding in Indiana v. Kentucky
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  13. has pertinent application and is controlling precedent here. The Court's flat pronouncements in Indiana v. Kentucky
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  14. Court from concluding that locations specified many decades ago are proper and definitive boundaries. See, e.g., Utah v. United
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  15. side of its boundary river are not uncommon. See Wilson v. Omaha
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  16. Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger
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  17. Attorney General of Kentucky, OAG 63-847, contained in Kentucky Attorney General Opinions 1960-1964. See also Perks v. McCracken
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  18. U. S. 641 , 410 U. S. 645 (1973), quoting Handly's lessee v. Anthony
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  19. of Handly's Lessee. Instead, the Court relies heavily on the Page 444 U. S. 344 decision in Indiana v. Kentucky
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  20. There is no sign of an avulsive change in the length of the Ohio River at issue in this case. Moreover, Indiana v. Kentucky
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  21. between the two States. See n 3, infra. Absent such a showing, I do not believe the holding in Indiana v. Kentucky
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  22. U. S. 158 , 246 U. S. 173 (1918). See Bonelli Cattle Co. v. Arizona
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  23. Commonwealth v. Henderson
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  24. Louisville Sand & Gravel Co. v. Ralston
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  25. quoting Willis v. Boyd
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  26. be proved that one party has recognized through its actions a riparian boundary claimed by another party. See Michigan v. Wisconsin
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  27. U.S. Supreme Court Ohio v. Kentucky
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  28. Arkansas and Mississippi. See Mississippi v. Arkansas
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  29. Texas v. Louisiana
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  30. Utah v. United
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  31. See Wilson v. Omaha
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  32. Perks v. McCracken
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  33. Moreover, Indiana v. Kentucky
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  34. See Bonelli Cattle Co. v. Arizona
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  35. Willis v. Boyd
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  36. See Michigan v. Wisconsin
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  37. Missouri v. Nebraska
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  38. New Jersey v. Delaware
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  39. New Hampshire v. Maine
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  40. Indiana v. Kentucky
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  41. Nebraska v. Iowa
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  42. Iowa v. Illinois
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