Tossing Sand In The Regulatory Gears: Hurdles To Policy Progress In The Supreme Court
Nina A. Mendelson [*] In the last few years, the Supreme Court has been a source of seismic change. […]
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Overruling Chevron Without a Coherent Theory of Statutory Interpretation and the Court-Congress Relationship
Abbe R. Gluck [*] Abstract The Supreme Court does not have a coherent theory of the Court-Congress relationship in
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Two Takes on Administrative Change from the Roberts Court
Daniel T. Deacon[*] & Leah M. Litman[**] I. Introduction In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, the Supreme Court finally
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Discretion Is Not (Chevron) Deference
Donald L. R. Goodson [*] Discretion is not deference. Many often confuse the two, but the distinction is important,
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Looking for Your Friends at a Cocktail Party: The Dubious Role of Rejected Legislation and the Overlooked Potential of the Appropriations Process
Greg Dotson [*] I. Introduction Justice Antonin Scalia famously argued that looking at legislative history is like “walking into