Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council (1984) May Get Overturned
Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce seek to overturn Chevron, a foundational decision, which places strict limits on unelected federal judges’ ability to make policy decisions for the entire nation. Chevron has been cited by 17,000 lower court decisions, and it would cause a “flood of litigation” that would result if all of these decisions were called into question.
Supreme Court Justices Roberts and Barrett are unsure if they should be king and queen
Inside the Supreme Court argument asking if the justices should put themselves in charge of everything.Ian Millhiser (Vox)
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And this is vastly impractical, and cruel even, as "damages" are post-hoc, after the damages have been done, while regulations are preventative.