Parhms v. United States

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• OSHA’s policy to review records to determine LWDI is “entirely appropriate” and such records may trigger comprehensive plant inspection upon issuance of warrant
• The information need not be relevant to the specific inquiry but need only be relevant to any inquiry for which the Secretary is authorized to make
• Secretary of Labor’s subpoena is valid if it is relevant to “some (any) inquiry that the Secretary is authorized to undertake” — not just the subject matter of the pending complaint

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