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The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing what could be one of the most important decisions it makes this term: whether to uphold a 1984 legal precedent known as Chevron, which states that federal courts must defer to regulatory agencies when a law is ambiguous.
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing what could be one of the most important decisions it makes this term: whether to uphold a 1984 legal precedent known as Chevron, which
It was 1984 when the U.S. Supreme Court heard the Chevron U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council case and ruled that if Congress passes an ambiguous law, “That courts should
The Supreme Court is poised to upend a longstanding legal doctrine that industry critics say gives federal agencies too much power to interpret the laws passed by Congress.
There is still a lot that could happen following WOTUS ruling.