I Don't Wanna
Strict Scrutiny
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The Major Question Doctrine Is a Less Charitable Interpretation
Ause: The major question doctrine is essentially a tie breaker in the face of ambiguity. He says it allows courts to basically sit back on their chairs and say, do i think what the agency is doing is a big deal? Ause: And that's just so at odds with how some members of this court have very clearly said they should be deciding statutory interpretation cases.
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