United States v. CPS Chemical Co., Inc.

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• stating that “[t]he facts necessary to support a finding of liability in this case are not in dispute.”
• “For enforcement pur- poses, a permittee’s [Discharge Monitoring Reports] consti- tute admissions regarding the levels of effluents that the permittee has discharged.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).