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Administrative : Standing – Rule Challenge
Stephanie Maniscalco//January 12, 2018//
Where an association of commercial drivers and a member challenged a new administrative rule regarding medical certification and sleep apnea testing, they did not show that the rule has caused the harm alleged, so the petition is dismissed for lack of standing.
Petition dismissed.
Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association v. Department of Transportation (MLW No. 71307/Case No. 16-4159 – 6 pages) (U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit, Shepherd, J.) Department of Transportation, National Transportation Safety Board (Paul D. Cullen Jr., Washington, D.C.. argued for appellant; Joyce Mayers and Paul Callen Sr. appeared on the brief) (Sushma Soni, Washington, D.C. , argued for appellee; Matthew M. Collette appeared on the brief).
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