United States v. Michael D. Linick Henry G. Bailey, III

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• upholding a law allowing imposi- tion of “terms and conditions as the authorized officer deems necessary to . . . otherwise protect the public interest” (alter- ation in original; internal quotation marks omitted)
• upholding a law allowing imposi- tion of “terms and conditions as the authorized officer deems necessary to . . . otherwise protect the public interest” (alter- ation in original; internal quotation marks omitted)
• regulation which permits Forest Service to impose terms and condition on use permit as officer “deems necessary to ... otherwise protect the public interest,” conferred “unbridled discretion” and was facially over-broad absent narrowing interpretative regulation

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