Hesse v. Commissioner

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• recognizing that Commerce’s regulations allow parties to submit arguments based on factual information after the time to submit new factual information has passed
• “[T]here are significant concerns relating to Com- merce’s application of the Cohen’s d test . . . in adjudica- tions in which the data groups being compared are small, are not normally distributed, and have disparate vari- ances.”
• same under Federal Circuit law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).