Vessels

Federal law only required waterborne vessels — and not aircraft — to publicly disclose their manifests, which include information about where the vessel has traveled and what it had on board, the Second Circuit ruled.

NEW YORK — Federal law only required waterborne vessels — and not aircraft — to publicly disclose their manifests, which include information about where the vessel has traveled and what it had on board, the Second Circuit ruled.

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