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Christian Mott@cjmott.bsky.social |
This is my understanding as well (though my admin law class was also years ago). Chevron addresses whether statutory vagueness or ambiguity is an implied delegation. It does not address explicit delegations. (Though some justices would like to undermine those through the non-delegation doctrine.)
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Christian Mott
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It is certainly the case that some laws in technical areas are vague or ambiguous and the agency has been selecting between available meanings in rulemakings informed by scientific experts. Under the new scheme, courts would take those decisions away from the experts. Idk if that affects airplanes.
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