Author Question: In order to secure a warrant after this decision, must the Secretary demonstrate probable cause to ... (Read 101 times)

cagreen833 · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

In order to secure a warrant after this decision, must the Secretary demonstrate probable cause to believe the conditions in violation of OSHA exist on the premises?

Question 2

Joint and several liability means that:
a. A creditor of the partnership must sue all the partners together.
b. A creditor of the partnership must sue the partnership and all the partners together.
c. A creditor of the partnership can recover the full amount owed from the partnership or from any of the partners.
d. A creditor of the partnership can recover the full amount owed from the partnership or from eachpartner, even if this results in the creditor receiving more than his original debt.
e. A creditor of the partnership can recover from the partners individually, but not from the partnership.

softEldritch · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

No. The Secretary does not have to demonstrate probable cause to believe the conditions in violation of OSHA exist on the premises. Rather, it is sufficient that reasonable legislative or administrative standards for conducting an . . . inspection are satisfied with respect to a particular (establishment)..

Answer to Question 2

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