DEPT. OF LABOR & EMP. SEC. v. Lindquist

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• stating that “sword-wielder doctrine requires that the agency’s threat of action must be real and imminent rather than contingent and anticipatory to qualify as an exception to the general rule of venue”
• affirming venue in plaintiffs county where- Department of Labor physically seized fishing nets there without procedural due process
• finding plaintiff sufficiently articulated claims for deprivation of procedural due process in personal property interest to support application of sword wielder doctrine to deprive state agency of home venue privilege
• taking of marine fishing nets without just compensation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).