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Opinion
94 S. Ct. 1476 · Supreme Court of the United States · Feb 25, 1974
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Bevan v. Trustees of Penn Central Transportation Co. Greenough v. Trustees of Penn Central Transportation Co. and Twenty-one Retired Employees v. Trustees of Penn Central Transportation Co.
District of Columbia Court of Appeals · Oct 31, 1996
Mississippi Supreme Court · Mar 29, 1996
Mississippi Supreme Court · Mar 28, 1996
Mississippi Supreme Court · Jun 26, 1995
Fourth Circuit · Sep 29, 1994
Parentheticals
upholding FTC authority to promulgate substantive rules under § 6(g) of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 U.S.C. § 46(g) (1976)
Katharine Gibbs School (Incorporated) v. Federal Trade Commission
defendant’s lawyer entitled to suggest to witness and witness’s counsel that witness might want to exercise Fifth Amendment privilege
subsequent grant of congressional authority does not prove agency's prior lack of authority; "it is equally possible that Congress granted the power out of uncertainty, understandable caution, and a desire to avoid litigation"
subsequent grant of congressional authority does not prove agency’s prior lack of authority; “it is equally possible that Congress granted the power out of uncertainty, understandable caution, and a desire to avoid litigation”
subsequent grant of congressional authority does not prove agency's prior lack of authority; "it is equally possible that Congress granted the power out of uncertainty, understandable caution, and a desire to avoid litigation"
subsequent grant of congressional authority does not prove agency’s prior lack of authority; “it is equally possible that Congress granted the power out of uncertainty, understandable caution, and a desire to avoid litigation”
unexpected absence of two prosecution witnesses
