§4109 Judicial Review and Enforcement

Summary

If a person is harmed by a final order of the Board, they can ask the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to review that order within 60 days after it was issued, except as section 4114(d) says. The Board can also ask that same Court of Appeals to enforce its orders and to grant temporary relief or a restraining order. Subsection (c) of section 7123 of title 5 applies to these reviews and enforcement the same way it applies to the Authority. When the Board files a complaint under section 4116 saying someone committed an unfair labor practice, it may ask the United States District Court for the District of Columbia for temporary relief (including a restraining order). The court must notify the person and can grant temporary relief it thinks is proper, but it must not do so if the relief would interfere with the Department’s essential functions or if the Board has not shown probable cause of an unfair labor practice.