The National, April 18, 2009 by Steven Stanek
http://www.thenational.ae/article/20090419/FOREIGN/752708574/1014

“There is plenty of authority all around to go after piratesֽ” said David Caronֽ a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley and the incoming president of the American Society of International Law. “The problem has been really what to do when you catch them.”… The story has generated such a reaction in the US media that Prof Caron said the prospect of leaving the case in Kenyan courts would be viewed as “politically unacceptable”.

PBS,Online NewsHour, August 20, by Talea Miller
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/updates/science/july-dec08/arctic_08-20.html

“I don’t know of any treaty so widely supported,” said Caron. “It gives us procedures; it gives us common language and will facilitate greatly the U.S. advancing its own interests.”

American Bar Association Journal, Feb. 2008, by James Podgers
http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/stuck_in_port/

The convention provides a framework for discussing access to resources in the Arctic, says David Caron…. But, he notes, “it becomes more complicated if we don’t participate. Our voice is diminished by not being part of the treaty, even though we’ll still be heard if we yell louder.”