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Precluding Government Relitigation of Statutory Interpretations: <em>Clark-Cowlitz Joint Operating Agency v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission</em>
This Note explores the issue of the applicability of the preclusion doctrines against the government. Specific focus is placed upon the doctrines’ application in cases where the government has previously litigated a question of statutory interpretation. The exploration begins with the recent case of
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