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- reason
Under Chevron deference, courts were instructed to defer to agency interpretation because agencies had technical staff with domain-specific knowledge. Over time, it became a mechanism for expanding the power of executive agencies. The reign of Chevron deference came to an end…
- John Hood
In @CityJournal, @FreeConTalk signatory @judgeglock outlined “a new supply-side agenda” for the 21st century. “Start with reining in the federal bureaucracy,” wrote Glock. Thanks to a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling, “courts can better supervise Congress’s delegation of power…
- Allen Mendenhall
‘The Supreme Court Footnote’ Review: Law at the Margins - WSJ https://t.co/MH47BVAU4j