The correct response to Chevron being overturned is for every single environmental group to start filing millions of lawsuits, right now, today, arguing that various regulatory decisions didn't go far enough.
Absolutely flood the zone.
Just take every public comment period submission by Greenpeace or Ducks Unlimited or literally any one that the EPA hasn't fully implemented and demand the courts rule.
File everything in the 9th circuit.
Play their game.
Technically ignorant judges have no problem turning their opinions into precedent. I wouldn't expect lawsuits to have the slightest effect here. There has to be directly applicable legislation.
If a woman can make up a gay couple to want a wedding website built when there is no gay couple and she’s never built a website, I’m pretty sure that environmental groups can file cases with far more standing based on what corporations have actually done.
This should also be done for any new federal law or regulation that the billionaires want to appeal in Texas…
Sorry 5th Circuit, but that suit is being combined with one filed an hour earlier in the 4th Circuit. Too bad about your time zone.
If there are environmental regulations that are essentially null now, could you start doing malicious things in front of the Justice's homes? Like say you have a septic truck that needs emptying. Is there anything to stop you from doing that on their neighborhood roads?
I think this is a good idea, but its worth being aware that it's already been end-run in that nuisance litigation and forum shopping for *good* things is already being treated as criminal misconduct.
Not following. Flooding and jamming the courts means it will take years to get any wins. Isn't it much better to target the most important cases, so you get decisions before you die of old age?
I mean, that *is* what's going to happen. SCOTUS just installed itself as the ultimate regulatory authority.
They will only take cases, of course, where after the ruling is rendered, SOMEONE will gracious provide a gratuity like a South Pacific yacht vacation.