Did Congress Authorize the NLRB To Decide Cases with only Two Sitting Board Members, Where the NLRA’s Statutory Language Provides for a Three-Member Board Quorum?

Authors

Anne M. Lofaso, West Virginia University College of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

3-22-2010

College/Unit

WVU College of Law

Original Publication Title

Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases

Digital Commons Citation

Lofaso, Anne M., "Did Congress Authorize the NLRB To Decide Cases with only Two Sitting Board Members, Where the NLRA’s Statutory Language Provides for a Three-Member Board Quorum?" (2010). Law Faculty Scholarship. 81.
https://researchrepository.wvu.edu/law_faculty/81

Source Citation

Did Congress Authorize the NLRB To Decide Cases with only Two Sitting Board Members, Where the NLRA’s Statutory Language Provides for a Three-Member Board Quorum?, 37 PREVIEW OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES 259 (ABA Publishing March 2010)

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This article is included in the Research Repository @ WVU with the permission of the editors of the Preview of the United States Supreme Court Cases.