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6)(A) . . . the time limits prescribed by Congress in subsection (6)(A) become not mandatory but directory. 2 An agency meets its obligations, the
of Information Act Responses to Sept. 5, 2014, Feb. 12, 2… See U.S. Sec. & Exch. Comm’n., Freedom of Information Act Responses to Sept. 5, 2014, Feb
Chapman v. Doe ex rel. Rothert, No. 22-312 (Sept. 30, 2022). In 2… Petition for Writ of Certiorari, Chapman v. Doe ex rel. Rothert, No. 22-312 (Sept. 30
concerns that are difficult to distinguish: (1) routine vs. ordinary activity; (2) a researcher in the field vs. a person having ordinary skill in the
regulated by the abortion law, but challenged it on the basis of their patients’ right to choose. 2. Collaterally Injured Parties: The litigant is not
of pollution controls on coal-fired power plants in two ways: (1) it is causing some utilities to wait to propose pollution controls; and (2) it is
that (2) claims to drug-screening methods that compare the growth rate of cells transformed with an altered BRCA1 gene in the presence or absence of a
instances: (1) adjudications of property disputes between two private parties or (2) any allegedly improper judicial change in nonproperty areas of law
judicial overreach; 2. Increasing concerns about the legitimacy of the rational basis test; 3. A growing number of cases where the fundamental right to
about racial tendencies meant internment was in fact solely about race, or (2) even the use of true information about racial correlations would have