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Maul Vs. United States
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- May 31, 1927
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of seizing domestic vessels when in foreign waters and of seizing foreign vessels on the high sea, Cunard S.S. Co. v. MellonSearch
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s jurisdiction was ill grounded. Whether if the seizure, made by federal officers, were unlawful the ruling in Dodge v. UnitedSearch
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warrant, any such vessel violating our law on the high seas, regardless of distance from our coast. See United States v. BowmanSearch
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Revenue Cutter Service a division, the Life Saving Service a bureau, of the Treasury. Louisville & Nashville R. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Page 274 U. S. 516 revenue cutter to cruise in any waters in order to perform any duty of the service. Wiley v. UnitedSearch
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without passing upon the point in 12 F.2d 970. See The Homestead, 7 F.2d 413, 415. Contra, United States v. BentleySearch
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treaties, see Ford v. UnitedSearch
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