Lewis v. Grinker

The Secretary contends that our decision, "by its own terms, directly violates a host of black letter rules of statutory construction which the Supreme Court has unequivocally reaffirmed in no less than five different cases decided within the past year." Upon review, we conclude that the Secretary mistakes grey for black, as the cases which he cites--first brought to our attention now on petition for rehearing--do not dictate a contrary result than the one we have reached. Indeed, they are inapposite.