You may think you’ve seen the last of Chevron deference, but in the year since SCOTUS pronounced the era of Chevron dead, it has garnered more attention than ever. As a reminder, Chevron deference was overturned in the 2024 Loper Bright case, which held that federal courts may not defer to an agency’s interpretation of an ambiguous statute.[1] In the first six months after Loper Bright was decided, lower courts cited the decision more than 400 times[2], the president cited the decision …
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