Morgan v. Virginia Railway Co. (1938 administrative law case, not 1946 transportation case)

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Morgan v. Virginia Railway Co. (1938) is a United States Supreme Court administrative law decision from the Hughes Court era that addressed the scope of federal regulatory authority and procedural requirements in disputes involving a railway company.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hughes Court decision
United States Supreme Court case
administrative law case
federal court decision
appliesTo federal administrative proceedings involving railroads
hasAreaOfLaw administrative law
federal regulatory law
railroad regulation
hasCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
hasCourt Supreme Court of the United States NERFINISHED
hasDecisionYear 1938
hasJurisdiction federal jurisdiction of the United States
hasLegalIssue federal oversight of railway company disputes
procedural requirements in administrative proceedings
scope of federal regulatory authority
hasLevelOfCourt court of last resort
hasParty Morgan NERFINISHED
Virginia Railway Company NERFINISHED
hasPetitioner Morgan NERFINISHED
hasRespondent Virginia Railway Company NERFINISHED
hasSubjectMatter regulation of a railway company
hasTimePeriod Hughes Court era
hasTopic federal administrative procedure
relationship between federal agencies and regulated railroads
isDistinctFrom Morgan v. Virginia (1946) NERFINISHED
Morgan v. Virginia Railway Co. (transportation segregation case) NERFINISHED

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United States Supreme Court cases of the Hughes Court includesCase Morgan v. Virginia Railway Co. (1938 administrative law case, not 1946 transportation case)