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Hagelin v. Fed. Election Comm'n

Administrative Law, Elections
The Commission on Presidential Debates properly excluded all third-party candidates from a debate during the presidential election on the ground that...

Amoco v. Watson

Administrative Law, Civil Procedure
An administrative order assessing additional royalties cannot be reasonably understood to be an "action for money damages" initiated by the filing of...

Sec. of Labor v. Twentymile Coal Co.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
Defendant Twentymile Coal Company and Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission violated the mandatory training standard and a proposed penalty...

Donnelly v. FAA

Administrative Law, Criminal Law & Procedure
Revocation of plaintiff's airman certification is affirmed over his claim that defendant's determination was arbitrary and capricious and not...

Toca Producers v. FERC

Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Public Utilities
Plaintiff's petition, seeking a restraining order to prevent refusal of their natural gas, is dismissed as unripe since it may yet secure the relief...

Coachella Valley Mosquito v. Cal. Public Employment

Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment Law
The limitations period for making a Meyers-Milias-Brown Act unfair practice charge to the California Public Employment Relations Board is six months.

Best Payphones, Inc. v. Dep't of Information Tech.

Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Government Law
An administrative determination becomes final and triggers the four-month limitations period when the agency has reached a definitive position on the...

City of Naples v. FAA

Administrative Law, Government Law
The Federal Aviation Administration's disqualification of the City of Naples Airport Authority from receiving grants under the Airport and Airway...

Tax Analysts v. IRS

Administrative Law, Tax Law, Tax-exempt Organizations
In a suit under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain documents of a tax-exempt organization, defendant has met its burden to demonstrate that each...

Am. Fed'n of Labor v. Chao

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
The Secretary of Labor exceeded her authority by imposing a general trust reporting requirement that is unrelated to preventing evasion of reporting...