Buck Creek Coal, Incorporated v. Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration, and Robert Reich, Secretary of the United States Department of Labor

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• accepting as sufficient for satisfying Mathies’ third prong the ALJ’s finding “that in the event of a fire [i.e., the relevant hazard], smoke and gas inhalation by miners in the area would cause a reasonably serious injury requiring medical attention” (emphasis added)
• accepting as substantial evidence opinion of single mine inspector

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