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politics2 years ago

"Supreme Court's Potential Impact on Federal Administrative Power"

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case involving a fishing regulation that could have far-reaching implications for the power of executive agencies. The case, backed by a conservative group, aims to overturn the seminal 1984 Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council decision, which has been a cornerstone of American law. The outcome could potentially limit the authority of government agencies and has sparked broader debates about the role of regulation and the separation of powers.

via The New York Times|
#administrative-state#conservative-legal-movement#fishing-regulation
politics2 years ago

Supreme Court to Revisit Federal Agency Power in Key Fisheries Case.

The US Supreme Court has agreed to consider overturning a 1984 ruling that said courts should defer to federal agencies in their interpretations of the law when the language of the statute is ambiguous. The case in question is a challenge to a government regulation that requires fishing vessels to help fund the collection of scientific data to assist with fishery conservation and management. The court could still rule in favor of the challengers by limiting the scope of the Chevron decision without overturning it entirely. The case is backed by conservative groups and is the latest attempt to undermine the power of federal agencies.

via CNBC|
#chevron-decision#conservative-groups#federal-agencies
politics2 years ago

Supreme Court to Revisit Limits on Federal Agency Power.

The Supreme Court will consider overturning a 1984 ruling that requires courts to defer to federal agencies in their interpretations of the law when the language of the statute is ambiguous. The case involves a challenge to a government regulation that requires fishing vessels to fund the collection of scientific data to assist with fishery conservation and management. Conservative groups and business interests have been attacking federal bureaucracy in what has been dubbed "the war on the administrative state." The court could still rule in favor of the challengers by limiting the scope of the Chevron decision without overturning it entirely.

via NBC News|
#chevron-ruling#conservative-groups#federal-agencies