Re:Supreme Court overrules Chevron deference [pdf]
by jauntywundrkind on Friday June 28, 2024 @11:30AM
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The court seems intent on allowing judge shopping conservatives to gut any even mildly inconvenient law.
Going back to a "balance" where judges interpret law and no one else creates massive ambiguity across courts & greatly degrades any ability to govern. That seems to be the fantasy world that some parts of America desire. And that this court is working towards, hard as it can.
It interprets that only the court gets to allow or deny
Re:Supreme Court overrules Chevron deference [pdf]
by diffxx on Friday June 28, 2024 @01:47PM
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I do not understand how you can not see this is an activist court. They have by fiat invented new judicial principles out of thin air: "history and tradition" and "major questions doctrine" come to mind. And they apply these arbitrary principles in a heavy handed, inconsistent and simultaneously predictable way while sanctimoniously acting as though we can't see what they are doing.
The cases that people would approve of if they heard about them get ignored by social media, instead focusing exclusively on the cases that undo some rights that had been established by judicial or executive precedent. So we end up in a place where a lot of commenters are under the false impression that the Court just hates ___ people, rather than seeing the whole picture of the court systematically rolling back judicial activist rulings and executive rule makings.