Bullock v. Hewlett-Packard Co.

How courts have described this case

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• stating a rule is arbitrary and capricious when it lacks a legitimate reason to support it
• stating courts must uphold legitimate administrative rules even if, in court's opinion, rules are not wise, desirable, or necessary
• stating a rule is arbitrary and capricious when it lacks a legitimate reason to support it
• stating a rule is arbitrary and capricious when it lacks a legitimate reason to support it
• \A rule is arbitrary and capricious when it lacks a legitimate reason to support it.\
• “A rule is arbitrary and capricious when it lacks a legitimate reason to support it.”

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