Gray v. United States

As the findings of the court show, the Commissioner of Narcotics knew that narcotics agents worked, on the average, 13 hours a week more than the 40 hours named in the applicable statute. There is no evidence whatever that, in doing so, they did more than was necessary to fulfill the duties of their jobs, or that they could have held their jobs without working as many hours as they did. The case seems to me, therefore, to be on all fours with the cases of Arnvid Anderson, et al., post, p. 365, and Gorman L. Schaible, et al., 135 C. Cls. 890.

I would deny the Government’s motion.

*314FINDINGS OF FACT