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OSHA Fines at Issue as Supreme Court Weighs Jury Rights
The Supreme Court will hear cases testing OSHA penalties against two employers after fatal trench and roof accidents in 1972. Backed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, they argue fines are civil penalties not jury trials, challenging the Seventh Amendment. Federal regulators say penalties enforce safety rules and resemble administrative enforcement.
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Washington
West Virginia
Fred Deal
Johnny Boseman
Georgia
Supreme Court
OSHA
Conference On Federal Administrative Law
Boseman and Deal
Appeals Courts
National Labor Relations Board
Charles Evans Hughes
U.S. Chamber of Commerce