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Mitchell Epner@mitchellepner.bsky.social |
Roberts announces that the overruling of Chevron will *not* overrule or re-open all cases decided under the Chevron framework, as a matter of stare decisis. I have limited confidence that announcement will age well, if the GOP gets to name additional Justices.
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Noah
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It’s not going to age well under the current Court. The 5th circuit is going to take this opinion and do aggressive 5th circuit things, and this Court has shown no respect at all for stare decisis
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Dumbstash
@dnlmsstch.bsky.social
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I am sure the Texas jagoff and the 5th circuit will observe this restraint and not go completely off the rails
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Mitchell Epner
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I had the amazing benefit of learning Administrative Law from the the late, great Professor Christopher Edley. I feel like a part of Prof. Edley died again with the overruling of Chevron.
www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...
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Christopher J. Regan
@everydayregan.bsky.social
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A Teague v. Lane for admin law? It’d be liable to discredit the rest of the retroactivity doctrines.
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Evan Deaubl
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Yeah, and Roe was settled law. *nudge nudge wink wink*
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