· 6/2/1989
Tenoco Oil Company, Inc. v. Department of Consumer Affairs and Pedro Ortiz-Alvarez, Secretary of the Department of Consumer Affairs
Citations
- 876 F.2d 1013
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 7798
- 1989 WL 56694
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Puerto Rico residents are given procedural due process rights under either or both the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments
- “It is beyond dispute that Puerto Rico may legitimately regulate the prices of staples like gasoline if it thinks that the public interest requires”
- recounting history of federal regulatory policy
- discussing disfavored status of substantive due process claims
- recounting history ___ of federal regulatory policy
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Judges: Campbell, Selya, Tauro
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