Student Loans and Major Questions
Case in Point: The Legal Show on the Hottest Legal Cases in Politics and Culture
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What Made You Become a Law Professor?
Professor Chad Squitteri is a law professor at the Columbus School of Law. He specializes in property and administrative law, but he's also an opponent of major question doctrine. In West Virginia v. EPA, Supreme Court ruled that agencies can only answer questions with clear statutory authority from Congress. Professor Squitteri: "From my perspective, it's seeking to require Congress to fulfill its constitutional role"
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