· 10/13/1958
Culley v. Warden, Maryland House of Correction
Citations
- 358 U.S. 848
How courts have described this case
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- \A presumption exists in favor of jurisdiction by federal courts over the actions of federal administrative agencies.\
- “[I]t is plain that there is no constitutional violation if the imposition of penalties is subject to judicial discretion and the enforcement provisions contain a good faith exception.”
- “[I]t is plain that there is no constitutional violation if the imposition of penalties is subject to [] discretion, and the enforcement provisions contain a good faith exception.” (internal citations omitted)
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