McCrea v. Longstreth

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “a party waives appellate review of a claim when it fails to raise the issue before an administrative tribunal rendering a final decision”
• explaining that arguments that “merely strengthen[ a] previously articulated argument with additional legal authority” are not waived
• stating that when a party alleges that a statute is unconstitutional, whether as applied or on its face, “it is incumbent . . . to state, at least in somewhat express terms, the specific constitutional grounds upon which the challenger is basing its attack on the legislation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).