They might not have to. The far right Supreme Court is salivating at the chance to overturn Chevron deference (the legal test that gives agencies like the FDA, EPA, and BLM deference over the courts when it comes to the areas they’re charged with regulating, so that they can interpret law themselves where reasonable). The Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo case is pending as we speak.
Regulatory agencies are going to get knee-capped if it’s over-turned, they will essentially have to constantly go to court over every decision they make and let judges essentially make the regulatory decisions.
They might not have to. The far right Supreme Court is salivating at the chance to overturn Chevron deference (the legal test that gives agencies like the FDA, EPA, and BLM deference over the courts when it comes to the areas they’re charged with regulating, so that they can interpret law themselves where reasonable). The Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo case is pending as we speak.
Regulatory agencies are going to get knee-capped if it’s over-turned, they will essentially have to constantly go to court over every decision they make and let judges essentially make the regulatory decisions.
That is going to fucking suck. Welcome back to the goddamn 1960s.