JH Miles & Co., Inc. v. Brown

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that quasi-government fisheries council \is not an 'authority' of the U.S. Government because it has no 'authority' to do anything\
• holding that the fifth national standard “does not require absolute efficiency”
• stating that “consider” “can hardly be read as a strict dictate” but “[t]his does not mean that the Council has carte blanche to ignore plainly relevant information”
• stating that “consider” “can hardly be read as a strict dictate” but “[ijhis does not mean that the Council has carie blanche to ignore plainly relevant information”
• explaining that a federal regulation requiring federal fishing officials to “consider” various statutory factors in setting fishing quota recommendations was not a “strict dictate,” but rather officials had “some discretion” in preparing their recommendation
• explaining that a federal regulation requiring federal fishing officials to “con-sidér” various statutory factors in setting fishing quota recommendations was not a “strict dictate,” but rather officials had “some discretion” in preparing their rec ommendation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).