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De Minimis Doctrine

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De Minimis Doctrine
A stance of ancient common law, ‘de minimis non curat lex’—which in Latin means ‘the law does not concern itself with trifles’; the ‘de minimis’ doctrine seeks to avoid overburdening the legal system with lawsuits of little merit, and allows sanctions against parties who try to bring frivolous actions into court


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16) However, because the time spent donning and doffing the nonunique gear was negligible, the court applied the well-established de minimis doctrine (17) and held that the employer was not required to compensate the employees for that time.
906, 913 (2000) (stating that in applying the de minimis doctrine, the FLRA looks to the nature and extent of the effect or the reasonably foreseeable effect, of the change on bargaining unit employees' conditions of employment).
62) The de minimis doctrine is a relevant consideration along with a fair use defense.
 
 
 
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