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And when the Service Center added three employees, veteran staffers used orientation as an opportunity to reexamine the rules.
The Obama administration agreed to reexamine the rules, and in 2010 announced draft rules that would lower the limit to between 60 and 70 parts per billion.
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I write separately to explain why the Smith rule is not germane to this case, and to express my view that, in a case presenting the issue, the Court should reexamine the rule Smith declared.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who privately met in May with the manufacturer that stands to benefit most from the rule's repeal, suggested in August that he would reexamine the rule "in light of the significant issues raised" and see whether it is consistent with the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act.
Perhaps a victory in the trial he faced would have been his greatest achievement, and an opportunity to reexamine the draconian rules around academic publishing.
Citing "significant questions" over equity and public safety, six members of the Los Angeles City Council said Wednesday that they want to reexamine the new rules that would allow Uber and Lyft to pick up passengers at Los Angeles International Airport.
The considerations of full-briefing, necessity, and novelty thus do not exhaust the legitimate reasons for reexamining prior decisions, or even for reexamining the Smith rule.
Because Smith left those prior cases standing, we are left with a free exercise jurisprudence in tension with itself, a tension that should be addressed, and that may legitimately be addressed, by reexamining the Smith rule in the next case that would turn upon its application.
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