Postal Service v. Konan · ¶73
That brings us to “miscarriage.”The majority is correct that “miscarriage” covers misconduct by the Postal Service that causes mail to “fai[l] to arrive properly,” ante, at 399, but the majority is wrong to extend this meaning to cover situations that involve intentional misconduct.Read in context ›
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