· 2/29/2024
Cobra Adquisitions, LLC. v. Municipio De Humacao
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- concluding that agency order was final, in part, because its conclusions were not subject to further agency review
- holding that compliance order that triggers potential penalties is final even though agency provided for ongoing \informal discussion\ and consideration of the accuracy of its findings
- holding that compliance order that triggers potential penalties is final even though agency provided for ongoing “informal discussion” and consideration of the accuracy of its findings
- holding that an agency order was final in part because its conclusions “were not subject to further agency review”
- holding that legal consequences flowed under Bennett’s second requirement because “the order exposes the Sacketts to double penalties in a future enforcement proceeding”
- holding that an agency order was final in part because its conclusions “were not subject to further agency review”
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