Supreme Court Ruling and Agency Independence

This chapter examines a recent Supreme Court ruling that reinstated two officials, raising questions about presidential authority over independent agencies. It discusses the implications of this decision in light of the precedent set by Humphrey's Executor, particularly focusing on the potential loss of protections for agency leadership. The chapter highlights the Court's evolving stance on executive power and the independence of agencies like the Federal Reserve, emphasizing the risks of political influence on adjudicative bodies.