In briefs filed August 28, all parties to a recent decision overturning the Federal Reserve's debit interchange regulation urged U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon to leave it in place until further appeals of his July 31 decision are exhausted.
Leon dispatched two thirds of the Federal Reserve's current debit interchange regulation on July 31, agreeing with the case's merchant plaintiffs that the Fed had failed to follow the law in developing the regulation.
The Federal Reserve appealed Leon's decision August 21.
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