Bloomberg Law
SCOTUS Zeal to Curb Agency Power & Trade Loophole
Sep 16, 2024
Greg Stohr, a Bloomberg Supreme Court reporter, discusses the Supreme Court's potential moves to further limit agency power in the upcoming term. David Townsend, an international trade expert and partner at Dorsey & Whitney, talks about the Biden administration's initiative to close a trade loophole affecting online Chinese retailers. They delve into recent rulings reshaping agency regulatory authority, the implications of the non-delegation doctrine, and the rising scrutiny of forced labor in trade policies. It's a compelling dive into legal developments and trade challenges!
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- The Supreme Court's recent rulings challenge the power of federal agencies, empowering judges to scrutinize agency actions more strictly.
- The revival of the non-delegation doctrine may enforce clearer legislative guidance, impacting health, environment, and workplace safety regulations.
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