Richard C. Mugler Co., Inc.
Direction for review vacated
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Plain-English summary
The Commission vacated its direction for review in the Richard C. Mugler Co. case. It explained that the issue Commissioner Moran had raised on the Commission's own initiative had not been raised, tried, or argued by the parties. The Commission also characterized the issue as one of publication policy rather than an adjudicative question under the OSH Act. The official release does not state the underlying citation, standard, or penalty.
Decision snapshot
- Outcome: The direction for review was vacated.
- Key point: A publication-policy question not raised or litigated by the parties did not present an issue for Commission adjudication.
Full text (OSHRC public release)
Richard C. Mugler Co., Inc. OSHRC Docket NO. 12921
UNITED STATES
OF
AMERICA
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION
SECRETARY OF LABOR,
Complainant,
v.
OSHRC DOCKET NO.
12921
RICHARD C. MUGLER CO., INC.,
Respondent.
November 21, 1975
OPINION:
ORDER
The direction for review in the above-captioned case is hereby vacated. The issue raised
sua
sponte on review by Commissioner Moran was not raised, tried, or argued by the parties. The issue raised by the Direction for Review concerns publication policy, and therefore it does not present an issue for adjudication by the Commission under the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
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