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US v. SOMSAMOUTH

Administrative Law, Government Benefits
Defendants were properly convicted of making false representations of material facts to the Social Security Administration per 42 U.S.C. section...

BAUR v. VENEMAN

Administrative Law, Agriculture, Constitutional Law
Plaintiff need not allege that Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy has been detected in the U.S. to allege a credible risk of harm sufficient to satisfy...

HYDRO INVESTORS, INC. v. FED. ENERGY REGULATORY COMM'N

Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Public Utilities
In claiming that defendant has failed to regulate eight hydroelectric power projects owned by three corporations, plaintiff has not shown that it has...

BDPCS, INC. v. FCC

Administrative Law, Communications Law
Defendant properly set licenses for reauction and assessed a default penalty after plaintiff proved unable to make the required downpayments....

NLRB v. VENCARE ANCILLARY SERVS., INC.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
Partial strikes, where employees continue working on their own terms, are unprotected by Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act. Employees...

NLRB v. PLEASANTVIEW NURSING HOME, INC.

Administrative Law, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, Labor & Employment Law
Nursing home's failure to collect and remit initiation fees and unilateral increase of starting wages during contract negotiations with Union...

ANDREWS v. PRINCIPI

Administrative Law, Government Benefits
The US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims did not err in affirming the decision of the Board of Veterans' Appeals denying plaintiff an earlier...

HENSLEY v. BARNHART

Administrative Law, Government Benefits
ALJ's determination that claimant could perform full range of sedentary work is supported by substantial evidence; ALJ properly discredited opinion of...

FRY v. DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

Administrative Law, Drugs & Biotech, Health Law
DEA's denial of plaintiff's motion to reopen proceedings concerning the revocation of her certificate of registration to dispense controlled...

DENKO v. INS

Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Immigration Law
8 C.F.R. section 1003.1(a)(7)'s summary-affirmance-without-opinion rule is both constitutional and consistent with administrative-law precedent.