Fortunately, an operator can invoke three non-traditional statutory and constitutional rights of action to ad dress abuse of MSHA authority under the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA), the Federal Tort Claims Act (FCTA), and "pattern and practice suits" under the U.
What does EAJA stand for?
EAJA stands for Equal Access to Justice Act
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- Environment Agency of Japan
- Enzo Autos Jean (French: Jean Enzo Cars)
- Equal Access to Justice
- Escola Agrícola de Jundiaí (Brazilian agriculture school)
- Espace Accueil Jeunes (French: Area Youth Home)
- Espace Animation Jeunesse (French: Youth Animation Area)
- European Actuarial Journal (Springer Publication)
- Eusko Alderdi Jeltzalea (Basque: Basque Nationalist Party)
- Eastern Africa Journalists Association
- Ephrata Area Joint Authority (Pennsylvania)
- Euro Asian Jewish Congress
- European Association for Jewish Culture (UK)
- École des Agents de Joueurs de Football (French: School of Football Players' Agents)
- Een Ander Joods Geluid (Dutch: A Different Jewish Voice; The Netherlands)
- East African Journal of Human Rights and Democracy (Nairobi, Kenya)
- École Atémi Ju Jitsu (French martial arts school)
- Euro Asia Journal of Management
- Executive Agent for Joint Network Management
- Emory Advocates for Justice in Palestine (Atlanta, GA)
- Equal Access to Justice Panel (Arkansas Legal Services Partnership)
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It includes reports on presidential proclamations and directives affecting all federal agencies, articles on decisions from agencies that apply general principles of administrative law, and decisions from all levels of the federal court system that apply and interpret the Administrative Procedure Act, the Freedom of Information Act, the Privacy Act, the Federal Advisory Committee Act, and the Equal Access to Justice Act.