Parker v. Citizens Committee for the Hudson Valley

Refusal to bargain, loss of benefits that might have been gained by employees in negotiated agreement | Corps required to prepare project-wide EIS now because both Congress and the Secretary of Transportation later will have to approve other portions of the state expressway project | Refusal to bargain, loss of benefits that might have been gained by employees in negotiated agreement | Corps required to prepare project-wide EIS now because both Congress and the Secretary of Transportation later will have to approve other portions of the state expressway project | in trial for assaulting a police officer, evidence that defendant's driver's license had been revoked was admissible to show motive for resistance when officer stopped defendant and asked to see his license | sections 9 & 10 of the Refuse Act, 33 U.S.C. §§401 & 403 | district court has power to set aside agency action in excess of statutory authority | statement that some of the participants in the crime were at a house in Jersey City didn’t incriminate Ba-glino, who testified, in response to a question from his own lawyer, that he lived in Jersey City | similar provision under the Department of Transportation Act | enlarging reinstatement rights of economic strikers