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Supreme Court Conservatives Appear Open to Rolling Back Power of Federal Agencies
The doctrine of ‘Chevron deference’ violates the Constitution and impedes the rule of law, lawyer for fishing company says.
Supreme Court to Hear Major Case That Could Roll Back Administrative State
A ruling could upend the decades-old Chevron deference doctrine and effectively change how executive agencies regulate.
4 Supreme Court Cases That Could Curb the Administrative State
The Supreme Court is reviewing the administrative state’s power with several cases this term that could make major changes to the way agencies regulate.
Supreme Court Schedules Oral Argument in Challenge to Bureaucrats’ Power
The court may overturn the Chevron deference doctrine, which critics say has led to an increase in the size of government.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Second Challenge to Administrative State Powers
Both cases challenge a federal regulation forcing fishing companies to pay to have a federal monitor aboard to make sure they follow the law.
Will Yeatman: Congress Cedes Power to the Administrative State Via This Legal Loophole | ATL:NOW
Will Yeatman recently filed an amicus brief in the case of Loper Bright Enterprise v. Raimondo, in which he argues for the Supreme Court to overturn Chevron Deference, a legal doctrine that allows the government’s interpretation to prevail when a law is unclear.
