United States v. Whalon

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “An announcement stating a change in the method by which an agency will grant substantive rights is not a ‘general statement of policy.’ ”
• court vacated rule which should have been, but was not, promulgated in accordance with the APA
• court vacated rule which should have been, but was not, promulgated in accordance with the APA
• “A general statement of policy is a statement by an admin- istrative agency announcing motivating factors the agency will consider, or tentative goals toward which it will aim, in determining the resolution of a [s]ubstantive question of regulation.”
• “A general statement of policy is a statement by an administrative agency announcing motivating factors the agency will consider, or tentative goals toward which it will aim, in determining the resolution of a [s]ubstantive question of regulation.”
• “In the Notice of Elimination itself, the Commission attempted to avoid the notice and comment requirements of the APA> by characterizing its action as a ‘procedural change’ and ‘a, general statement of Commission policy.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).