Carroll College, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board

How courts have described this case

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• finding Board lacked jurisdiction over petitioner despite petitioner’s failure to raise jurisdictional argument before the Board
• “A court can always invalidate Board action that is patently beyond the Board’s jurisdiction, even if the jurisdictional challenge was never presented to the Board.” (citation omitted)
• “A court can always invalidate Board action that is patently beyond the Board’s jurisdiction, even if the jurisdictional challenge was never presented to the Board.” (citation omitted)
• “A court can always invalidate Board action that is patently beyond the Board’s jurisdiction, even if the jurisdictional challenge was never presented to the Board.” (citation omitted)
• “From the Board’s own review of Carroll’s publicly available documents, it should have known immediately that the College was entitled to a Catholic Bishop exemption …. The Board thus had no jurisdiction to order the school to bargain with the union.”

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