Prominent Cases
- US requirements for Turtle excluder devices (Shrimp-Turtle Case)
- The 2002 United States steel tariffs
- US exceptions to secondary broadcasting rights
- European Union (EC) restrictions on genetically modified food
- EC regulation of asbestos
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