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The Concept of Jurisdiction in International Law
unijuris.sites.uu.nlExceptions that allow for limited extraterritorial jurisdiction have been carved out, and, moreover, the territoriality principle has been construed rather liberally (Section 2). To be true, some States employ a rather strict presumption that the legislature does not normally intend to apply its laws extraterritorially, but such a presumption ...
Cleveland Elec. Illum. Co. v. Cleveland (Slip Opinion)
www.supremecourt.ohio.govthat “the jurisdiction of a municipality ceases at its boundaries, and, for it to exercise extraterritorial jurisdiction, its power to do so must be clearly expressed.” See Richards v. Portland, 121 Ore. 340, 345, 255 P. 326 (1927). But when the framers amended the Ohio Constitution in 1912 to establish municipalities’ home-
MUNICIPAL REGULATION OF THE ETJ - Brown and Hofmeister
www.bhlaw.net1 A problematic issue for many municipalities is the extent to which a city may regulate the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) which (usually) surrounds it.