Remington Paper Co. v. Dougherty

How courts have described this case

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

• holding that school districts had to submit new desegregation plans to conform to the PHRC’s regulation
• holding that where statute did not define “de facto segregation,” the agency could and did promulgate a legislative regulation that provided a valid and binding definition of the term
• holding that legislative regulations must be adopted pursuant to proper procedure
• adopting a “strong deference” standard for reviewing an agency’s interpretation of a statute it is charged to enforce
• reviewing court is not free to substitute its discretion for that of an administrative agency acting within its statutory powers
• reviewing court is not free to substitute its discretion for that of an administrative agency acting within its statutory powers

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