United Mine Workers of America, International Union v. Elizabeth H. Dole, in Her Capacity as Secretary of Labor, American Mining Congress, Intervenor

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• rejecting Butcher and approving Frey — \we decline to follow the analysis of the Sixth Circuit . . . which reasons that applications of the federal rules to statutory time periods unjustifiably enlarge jurisdiction of the federal courts.\
• “time periods, including jurisdictional time periods, are to be construed in accordance with [rule that provides exemption for weekends and holidays]”
• agency acted arbitrarily and capriciously due to “complete absence of any discussion” of statutorily required, element
• “Statutory provisions laying down time periods for taking appeals, like any other enactments, must be interpreted and applied by courts; in so doing we use the federal rules as guides.”
• “Statutory provisions laying down time periods for taking appeals, like any other enactments, must be interpreted and applied by courts; in so doing we use the federal rules as guides.”
• “[T]ime periods, including jurisdictional time periods, are to be construed in accordance with Fed. R. App. P. 26(a), excluding final weekend days and holidays unless a specific statutory provision requires otherwise.”

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