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As snow fell outside, the Supreme Court on Monday spent an hour discussing cruise ships. But it was not a wistful reverie; the serious topic of the day was whether foreign-flag cruise ships must comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act because they sell tickets to U.S. passengers and dock at U.S. ports. The justices appeared split on the issue raised in Spector v. Norwegian Cruise Lines .
March 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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