This stipulation, called the Chevron deference, gave government organizations the ability to advance their regulatory ...

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The “Chevron deference” doctrine was based on a June 1984 SCOTUS ruling, Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council. It required lower courts to let federal agencies interpret in detail what ...

The Air Force cited the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning the four-decades-old “Chevron doctrine” earlier this year. In May, the court’s far-right majority stripped federal agencies of ...

Earlier this summer, when the Supreme Court eliminated a longstanding legal doctrine that deferred to federal agencies on ...

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“I expect one of those to come before the Supreme Court — that’s definitely a Chevron question,” Hill said of the Title X cases. There is also a percolating attempt to bankrupt Planned ...

Under Chevron, agencies had all the advantage in ... Jarkesy’ Decision Challenges In-House Adjudication In June, SCOTUS issued its long-awaited decision in SEC v. Jarkesy. In its holding ...

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Raimondo before the high court. The Supreme Court sided with Clement and his clients and overturned the long-standing Chevron deference, a legal doctrine that required federal judges to defer to a ...