1988 Ninth Circuit case cites President's refusal to enforce Competition-in Contracting Act

1988 Ninth Circuit case cites President's refusal to enforce Competition-in Contracting Act The passage references a historical court decision involving a presidential refusal to enforce a statute, but it provides no specific modern actors, transactions, or actionable leads. The information is already part of public case law and offers little investigative value. Key insights: President at the time refused to comply with provisions of the Competition-in Contracting Act.; Ninth Circuit initially ruled the President acted in bad faith and awarded fees to Lear Siegler.; En banc rehearing later reversed the prevailing‑party finding.