T.T. Salvage Auction Co. v. Secretary, the United States Department of the Treasury

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• holding that evidence of corrective actions is “irrelevant under the statute because the statute focuses on the willfulness of the violations and the compliance of the firearms dealer before the license was revoked”
• finding that the violations were willful 23 because the petitioner admitted to knowing the regulations and had a long history of noncompliance
• rejecting evidence of corrective action taken subsequent to last inspection as irrelevant because (a) statute focuses on willfulness as of the time the violations occur, and (b
• finding it clear that violations were willful where plaintiff understood ATF requirements, plaintiff was inspected three times, ATF gave plaintiff every chance to come into compliance, and plaintiff simply did not do so
• “when it is clear that there are no genuine issues of material fact, the granting of summary judgment is proper without conducting an evidentiary hearing”
• “when it is clear that there are no genuine issues of material fact, the granting of summary judgment is proper without conducting an evidentiary hearing”

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