Re:Supreme Court overrules Chevron deference [pdf]
by dctoedt on Friday June 28, 2024 @12:05PM
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> Or is the idea that its impossible to anticipate all possible edge cases and congress wants to let the agency iron out future issue?
This — plus, it's often kicking the can down the road: All the different factions in Congress might agree that something needs to be done, but they can't come up with agreement on the details (often because of special-interest lobbying), so they say, "let's get a bill passed and let the agencies deal with it, and if a major problem comes up with a particular agency ruling, we can revisit the issue then."
This — plus, it's often kicking the can down the road: All the different factions in Congress might agree that something needs to be done, but they can't come up with agreement on the details (often because of special-interest lobbying), so they say, "let's get a bill passed and let the agencies deal with it, and if a major problem comes up with a particular agency ruling, we can revisit the issue then."