The US Supreme Court will hear a pair of cases Jan. 17 that could undercut the power of federal agencies.
The latest argument calendar released on Friday includes Relentless v. Dept. of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. The cases center on a $710 fishing fee, but could affect a wide range of American life, from the environment to healthcare and the economy.
At issue is the landmark administrative principle known as the Chevron doctrine, which says that federal courts should defer to agency interpretation of an ambiguous law. While the justices have weakened the doctrine, those opposing the ...
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