J.G. Kern Enterprises, Inc. v. NLRB

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How courts have described this case

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• stating in dicta that citizen plaintiff could bring a substantive challenge to a rule after petitioning the agency
• noting the Hobbs Act’s “requirement that agencies promptly give notice of their final orders by service or publication”
• addressing whether petitioner’s challenge was barred by a statutory time limit
• \[A] statutory review period permanently limits the time within which a petitioner may claim that an agency action was procedurally defective.\
• for purposes of a procedural challenge, Hobbs Act’s 60-day time limit ran from when rule promulgated
• “The agency charged with implementing the statute is not free to evade the unambiguous directions of the law merely for administrative convenience.”

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