Local Union No. 373, International Ass'n of Bridge, Structural, & Ornamental Ironworkers v. Mundy

How later courts describe this case

• holding that a rational basis exists for a city policy favoring union printers over non-union printers
• petitioner “never previously presented his ... theory [of eligibility for relief pursuant to a consent decree] to the Board, which precludes review of that claim here”
• CETA employees used to perform political activities and assist in defendant’s construction business; conviction on charge defendant embezzled, willfully misapplied, stole, or obtained by fraud affirmed
• in petition for review of denial of reopening, alien’s failure to present an issue to the Board “precludes review of that claim here”
• double costs and $1000 damages assessed against petitioner and his attorney where "(t)he petition appears to represent one more step in an outrageous abuse of civil process through persistent pursuit of frivolous and completely meritless claims"
• police officers’ investigatory search of defendant’s car justified where defendant drove car without lights in pizza parlor parking lot, defendant was parlor owner’s nephew, and owner of parlor was involved intra-family feud in which threats of violence had been made
• 18 U.S.C. § 665, Theft or embezzlement from Manpower funds
• officers may search suspect’s duffel bag