Nat'l Labor Relations Bd. v. Int'l Ass'n of Bridge

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• declining to reach constitutional issues because SEC did not obtain materials by improper means
• provision of Energy and Water Development Act authorizing Tennessee Valley Authority to impound Tellico River notwithstanding requirements of Endangered Species Act or \any other law\
• government decision to flood tribal lands for reservoir did not infringe on Cherokee Tribe’s First Amendment rights
• the fact that Cherokees have no written creeds or houses of worship are of little import when construing the individual beliefs-of the plaintiffs religion
• although trial court failed to inquire and waiver letter from Oteri & Weinberg inadequate, prejudice not likely
• Where Mississippi statute did not provide damages for retaliatory firing, this Court had to “decide [the] issue as we believe a Mississippi court would decide it.” (citation omitted)

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