Scheffler v. Adams

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• use of rebuttable presumptions preserves discretion to determine each case on its own factual circumstances
• use of rebuttable presumptions preserves discretion to determine each case on its own factual circumstances
• if agency explicitly says new policy leaves open free exercise of informed discretion, then rights and duties have not actually been diminished, and binding norm has not been established
• if agency explicitly says new policy leaves open free exercise of informed discretion, then rights and duties have not actually been diminished, and binding norm has not been established

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