Cathedral Candle Co. v. United States International Trade Commission

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• reasoning that if this standard is met, “the Court will not substitute its own judgment for that of the agency”
• “It is well established by both statutes and cases that the publication of an item in the Federal Register constitutes constructive notice of anything within that item.”
• “[i]t is well established by both statutes and cases that the publication of an item in the Federal Register constitutes constructive notice of anything within that item”

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