In response to the ongoing developments, and following the convening of our symposium in spring 2024, the Journal on Legislation published a special edition of articles related to the prospective aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright. This special edition has been incorporated into Vol. 62 of the Harvard Journal on Legislation Online:

Special Loper Bright Symposium Edition

Published Before Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo

Looking for Your Friends at a Cocktail Party: The Dubious Role of Rejected Legislation and the Overlooked Potential of the Appropriations Process

By Greg Dotson

The Bonfire of the Equities: Judicial Stays of Federal Environmental Regulations

By Sean H. Donahue & Megan M. Herzog

Major Floodgates: The Indeterminate Major Questions Doctrine Inundates Lower Courts

By Patrick Jacobi & Jonas Monast

Published After Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo 

Discretion Is Not (Chevron) Deference

By Donald L. R. Goodson

Two Takes on Administrative Change from the Roberts Court

By Daniel T. Deacon & Leah T. Litman

Tossing Sand In The Regulatory Gears: Hurdles To Policy Progress In The Supreme Court

By Nina A. Mendelson

Overruling Chevron Without a Coherent Theory of Statutory Interpretation and the Court-Congress Relationship

By Abbe R. Gluck (published in print Vol. 62.1)