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· 3/14/2024

Salvador Coronado v. State of Texas

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  • concluding that jurisdiction under § 1581(i) was improper where accelerated disposition under § 1515(b) was available to the importer
  • considering whether a protest which the agency failed to allow or deny within the two-year statutory time period must be deemed allowed
  • “[W]hen Congress intends there to be consequences for noncompliance with statutory deadlines for government action, it says so expressly.”
  • “[W]hen Congress intends there to be consequences for noncompliance with statutory deadlines for government action, it says so expressly.”
  • deadline was directory and failing to meet that deadline did not strip Customs of its power to allow or deny a protest

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