concluding that a plan to launder ill-gotten proceeds was one facet of a cocaine distribution scheme
United States v. D.W. Snyder
no EIS required where ministerial granting of mineral patent was not major federal action and did not enable recipient to affect environment
CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER, ETC. v. Bergland
since Department of the Interior had no discretion to consider environmental factors in issuing a mineral patent, it was a ministerial act and not subject to NEPA
Sugarloaf Citizens Ass'n. v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
“the actions taken by the Secretary of the Interior in processing an application for patent by such claimant are not discretionary; issuance of a patent can be compelled by court order”
Granite Rock Co. v. California Coastal Commission
"By failing to make a timely motion for the production of the Jencks Act materials as the statute requires, appellants waived any right they may have had to complain on appeal of an alleged lack of governmental production."
United States v. David Keith Hensel, United States of America v. Gerald Wayne Case, Larry Ronald Duke, Robert Curtis Hubbard, Charles Thad Standley and John Jacob Wells, United States of America v. Creig Lee Dill
“By failing to make a timely motion for the production of the Jencks Act materials as the statute requires, appellants waived any right they may have had to complain on appeal of an alleged lack of governmental production.”
United States v. Hensel
a deadly serious offer to pay a reward to anyone who "kills, maims, or seriously injures a member of the American Nazi Party" at the time of the Nazi march in Skokie five weeks away constitutes solicitation
State v. Waskin
non-discretionary acts not subject to NEPA
Forelaws On Board v. Johnson
non-discretionary acts not subject to NEPA
Forelaws on Board v. Johnson