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New Hampshire appeals a judge’s order to restart vehicle inspections, claiming the ruling oversteps judicial power and is unnecessary due to air quality gains and pending EPA approval.
New Hampshire is appealing a federal judge’s order to resume its vehicle inspection program, arguing the ruling is flawed and exceeds judicial authority.
The state, which ended the program after terminating its contract with Gordon-Darby, says air quality improvements and pending EPA approval make inspections unnecessary.
It seeks a stay from the First Circuit Court of Appeals, claiming the injunction violates the 10th Amendment and risks unconstitutional enforcement.
Gordon-Darby has asked the court to hold the state in contempt for noncompliance, despite the state’s assertion that it is working toward EPA approval to discontinue the program.
New Hampshire apela la orden de un juez para reiniciar las inspecciones de vehículos, alegando que el fallo sobrepasa el poder judicial y es innecesario debido a las ganancias en la calidad del aire y la aprobación pendiente de la EPA.