In Major League Baseball Players Association V

In Major League Baseball Players Association v. Garvey , the Supreme Court emphasized that even when the court vacates an arbitration award, the court:

A) has a duty to arbitrate that continues after the expiration of the agreement if the grievance arises under the agreement.
B) may refuse to enforce an arbitration award only if the award violates "explicit" public policy.
C) should refuse to enforce an arbitration decision that violates the law.
D) must remand the issue back to arbitration for resolution rather than settling the merits of the dispute.