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· 2/16/1993

Burlington Northern R. Co. v. Office of Inspector General, R.R. Retirement Bd.

Citations

  • 983 F.2d 631
  • 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 2274
  • 1993 WL 18514

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  • describing 7 the OIG’s broad investigative authority, whether that be through subpoenas or other means
  • “[A]n Inspector General’s investigatory powers generally [do not] extend to matters that do not concern fraud, inefficiency, or waste within a federal agency.”
  • “[A]n Inspector General’s investigatory powers generally [do not] extend to matters that do not concern fraud, inefficiency, or waste within a federal agency.”

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