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Don Moynihan@donmoyn.bsky.social |
SCOTUS: would it just be simpler if we just decided that “Chevron deference” means that we defer to Chevron
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Et alia
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Why don't you all get jobs at giant corporations and join the winning team? This country is over for the regular people and we just need to accept it.
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@arrogantmonkey.bsky.social
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Because it’s easier to bribe a judge than it is an unelected public official
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Peter Gratton
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Best SEC of my lifetime easily and they keep getting struck down by any ad hoc rationale the Fifth Circuit can cook up. But it does make adjudication easier. No need for learned and complex academic studies to submit—just who’s got more cash.
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Peter Gratton
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Not just any moneyed interests—it rewards fraud and corrupt practices time and again. 87% of the past decade cases in fraud with public firms when through AlJs—now gone because we need to hold to common law ideas about frauds that couldn’t exist since these financial instruments didn’t.
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Peter Gratton
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I’m feeling less bad about using that joke in class once.
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David
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honesty is teh peste policy
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Chet Faliszek
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Yeah but the cool things this pairs with - bribing is cool as long as you pay after the fact…
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Dave
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"Money knows best, children."
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yazikus
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Huh. Just wondered what this means for elon
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Tom Wrongbottom 🍦
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Stock price is a measure of gratuity?
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Jonathan Gilligan
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In 1981 Ann Gorsuch said, "The EPA will defer to Chevron" and in 1984 SCOTUS said, "The courts will defer to EPA's deference to Chevron." But Dems took over EPA, and Neil G. whined, "EPA isn't deferring to Chevron the way mommy used to," so his court bros took pity and killed deference to EPA.
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