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| ABUSEDIS |
SHOULD COURT DEFER TO AGENCY DISCRETION Did the court conclude that it should defer to agency discretion ? (for example, if the action was committed to agency discretion) Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| ADMINREV |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| AGEN_ACQ |
AGENCY ACQUISITION OF INFORMATION Did the court rule for the government in an issue related to agency acquisition of information (e.g. physical inspections, searches, subpoenas, records, etc) ? ... (view details) Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| ALJ |
COURT SUPPORT DECISION OF ADMIN LAW Did the court support the decision of an administrative law judge ? Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| ALTDISP |
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Did the court's ruling on an issue arising out of an alternative dispute resolution process (ADR, settlement conference, role of mediator or arbitrator, etc.) favor the appellant ? ... (view details) Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| AMICUS |
NO. AMICUS CURIAE BRIEFS FILED Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APP_STID |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPBUS |
NO. APPELLANTS-PRIVATE BUSINESSES Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPEL1 |
DETAILED NATURE OF 1ST LISTED APPELLANT Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPEL2 |
DETAILED NATURE OF 2ND LISTED APPELLANT Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPFED |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPFIDUC |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPLFROM |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPNATPR |
NO. APPELLANTS-NATURAL PERSONS Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPNONP |
NO. APPELLANTS-NON-PROFIT GROUPS Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPSTATE |
NO. APPELLANTS-STATE GOVERNMENT Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| APPSUBST |
NO. APPELLANTS-SUB-STATE GOVERNMENTS Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| ATTYFEE |
Did the court's ruling on attorneys' fees favor the appellant? Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| BANK_AP1 |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| BANK_AP2 |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| BANK_R1 |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| BANK_R2 |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| BEGINPG |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| CAPRIC |
ARBITRARY OR CAPRICIOUS STANDARD Did the courts's use or interpretation of the arbitrary and capricious standard support the government ? (APA allows courts to overturn agency actions deemed to be arbitrary or capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law; Overton Park emphasized this is a narrow standard--one must prove that agency's action is ... (view details) Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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| CASENUM |
Taken from: United States Courts of Appeals Database Phase 1, 1925-1988 - Weighting Data. |
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