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Chevron deference requires Article III courts to defer to an agencies interpretation of a purportedly unclear statute conferring power onto the agency. Chevron rigs the game, in favor of administrative agencies. It requires courts to forfeit their judicial review power, and instead makes administrative agencies the final arbiter of the law. When taken with the inherent bias of administrative adjudication - which allows the agency to serve the prosecutor, and adjudicator - administrative agencies remain essentially unchecked while exercising legislative and judicial power. Neither of which should reside in the Executive Branch. #Chevron #LoperBright #Relentless #AdministrativeLaw
Overturning Chevron won't magically solve Congress' ineptitude (although that would be nice). It is, however, a necessary step in the right direction. Our attorney Molly Nixon writes in Discourse Magazine: https://lnkd.in/eBEjzRGS #chevron #chevrondeference
The End of Chevron
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Discover the profound impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Chevron Doctrine on commercial space regulation. Our latest article explores how this shift affects regulatory agencies' flexibility and the potential challenges for innovation and growth in the fast-evolving space sector. Stay informed on these critical developments and their implications. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e3u2NixU
Impact of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning of the Chevron Doctrine on Commercial Space Regulation
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Last week the U.S. Supreme Court reversed a 40 year precedent known as Chevron deference. This momentous decision was either a great step toward agency accountability to the legislature or a power grab by courts, depending on what news you follow. Regardless of your political leanings, one thing is certain: the reversal of Chevron deference will disrupt regulated industries throughout the country, including the geospatial industry. Check out my latest blog for my take on how the reversal of Chevron deference will impact the geospatial industry! #geospatial #geospatiallaw #chevrondeference #scotus #geospatialpolicy #geospatialdata https://lnkd.in/efBAgduG
How the Supreme Court’s Reversal of Chevron Deference Will Impact the Geospatial Industry
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For all my colleagues in the regulatory space: Is Chevron Defense really in danger or is all the hubbub much ado about nothing? My colleagues Dan Wolff and Henry Leung discuss in this insightful piece published yesterday in Law360. https://lnkd.in/eYWgqFzT #regulatory #administrativelaw #APA #Chevrondefense
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Of Counsel, Defense Public Policy, & Lead, Congressional Oversight & Investigations, Squire Patton Boggs; former Chief of Staff, US Senator John McCain; Non-Resident Fellow, GCSP; Board Member, R Street Institute
🚨 Chevron Has Fallen: Supreme Court Seismically Shifts Regulatory Power From Agencies to Courts 🚨 On June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo marked a seismic shift in regulatory power, transferring significant authority from federal agencies to the courts. This watershed ruling overturns the decades-old Chevron doctrine, which required courts to defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes. Join my colleagues, Jim Barresi Keith Bradley John Burlingame Derrick Cephas, Tom Firestone Peter Gould Ludmilla Kasulke Morgan Miller Edward Newberry David Stewart and Jeffrey Walker as SPB explores the profound implications of this landmark decision. With opportunities, challenges, and uncertainties ahead, it's essential for businesses and industries to reassess their interactions with federal agencies. Loper Bright not only opens the door for companies to challenge long-standing agency interpretations but also offers a chance to shape future rulemaking. Dive into our analysis to understand how to navigate this transformed regulatory landscape. Read more in our latest article. 👇 #RegulatoryShift #SupremeCourt #ChevronDoctrine #LoperBright
Chevron Has Fallen: Supreme Court Seismically Shifts Regulatory Power From Agencies to Courts | Capital Thinking
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The Chevron Doctrine has met its match. The US Supreme Court recently overturned the 40-year-old Chevron doctrine that gave Federal agencies (EPA, etc) almost unchecked authority to interpret statutes and make rules. Has the court simply restored the balance of power between the administrative and judicial branches or usurped agency power and invited lower courts to enter into the rule-making process? In our upcoming article on July 18, we will explore the implications of this seismic shift and its potential to reshape the balance of power between federal agencies and the courts. Although somewhat lost in recent international and national political affairs, SCOTUS' decision has already had a significant impact on American business, with the new ruling being used, in part, to overturn the FTC's ban on non-competition agreements (don't get too excited, MN has its own ban which is alive and well). At Seiler Law, we're here to start this conversation. Look out for our article on LinkedIn on July 18. #ChevronDoctrine #SupremeCourt #AmericanBusiness #SCOTUS
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SCOTUS: Farewell to Executive Overreach The most important economic event of 2024 unfolded last week with the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision to overturn Chevron deference - a 40-year precedent requiring judges to defer to federal agencies' reasonable interpretation of ambiguous legislation and inadvertently enabling extensive executive overreach from many alphabet agencies like the SEC, EPA, FCC, and IRS. Chevron deference disproportionately favored federal agencies in its ~18,000 applications since 1984. Why was SCOTUS keen to overturn the precedent? What are the consequences for commodity market participants? Our analysts dissect the landmark decision here: https://lnkd.in/gmWRMcVc
SCOTUS: Farewell to Executive Overreach
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This is as good a brief explainer as I've read about the coming seismic effects of the Loper decision, which did away with Chevron deference.
After Chevron: Political Economy and the Future of the Administrative State
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My latest on where the Chevron doctrine is headed - will link in the comments to a related piece giving a deeper blow-by-blow account of the oral arguments https://lnkd.in/erZyE88G
How Chevron May Fall
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