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Under the 1984 Chevron ruling, the Supreme Court instructed lower courts to extend wide deference to administrative agency experts in interpreting the law. The Roper/Bright ruling in 2024 revoked Chevron, with vast, far-reaching implications. What will be the real-world fallout? Clark Neily is senior VP for legal studies at Cato. His areas of interest include constitutional law, coercive plea bargaining, police accountability, and gun rights.
Tuesday April 22 at 7:30 pm in Rocky 1. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project
Under the 1984 Chevron ruling, the Supreme Court instructed lower courts to extend wide deference to administrative agency experts in interpreting the law. The Roper/Bright ruling in 2024 revoked Chevron, with vast, far-reaching implications. What will be the real-world fallout? Clark Neily is senior VP for legal studies at Cato. His areas of interest include constitutional law, coercive plea bargaining, police accountability, and gun rights.
Tuesday April 22 at 7:30 pm in Rocky 1. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project
