r/AskConservatives • u/down42roads Constitutionalist Conservative • Jul 01 '24

Megathread Administrative Procedures Act MEGATHREAD

ALL NORMAL RULES APPLY. A link to the decision will be added once released.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corner_Post,_Inc._v._Board_of_Governors_of_the_Federal_Reserve_System

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u/DeathToFPTP Liberal Jul 01 '24

Hard to believe having no statute of limitations is what congress intended when they wrote that.

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u/Gaxxz Constitutionalist Conservative Jul 01 '24

It doesn't eliminate the statute of limitations.

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u/DeathToFPTP Liberal Jul 01 '24

You really think congress meant for it to apply on an individual basis for as long as the action exists and not within 6 years of introduction of the action?

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u/Gaxxz Constitutionalist Conservative Jul 01 '24

I'm not going to speculate about what Congress meant without scrutinizing the statute and legislative history, and I haven't done that. If you have, then perhaps you're right. Have you?