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The Chevron Principle and its Impact on Administrative Law
This chapter delves into the Chevron principle in administrative law, highlighting its purpose of allowing courts to defer to agency interpretations of statutes. The discussion explores the satisfaction with Chevron's flexibility for federal agencies, recent criticisms, the potential chaos from a Supreme Court decision overruling Chevron, and speculation on the future use of the non-delegation doctrine. It also addresses the Supreme Court's shift towards a negative attitude on deference to administrative agencies and concerns about judges making scientific decisions.
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