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Hannah Cox does an OUTSTANDING job of discussing the ramifications of the overturning of the Chevron deference by the SCOTUS last week. This will literally affect every one of our businesses, most in a positive way, but it’s probably going to be a new headwind for some industries, like environmental-related companies. This is probably the most significant decision in decades. #CurbingTheFourthBranchOfGovernment #RegulatoryOverreach #RestoringParityToTheThreeBranchesOfGovernment #MakingCongessDoItsJobAgain #LimitingExecutiveBranchPowers

the Chevron act has been struck down... this is A VERY SIMILAR law the gov created in #canada to ENPOWER UNELECTED GOV EMPLOYEES TO ENACT LAWS, WITHOUT GOING THRU THE NORMAL JUDICIAL PROCESSES. Basically allowing them to make up there own laws,.and that WHEN there is ambiguity in their law,.these unelected people get to OVERRIDE EXISTING RULINGS AND LAW. this resulted,.over the past 4 years there's been unprecedented "laws" created that are in direct conflict of our constitution (censorship, right to peacefully protest, restriction of movement, right to privacy to nane a few). watch this take note: #canada #USA #corruption #liberallies #liberalpartyofcanada #trudeaumustgo #selloutsingh #votecpc #poilievre4pm

The Chevron Doctrine has long been a cornerstone in modern regulation creation and administrative law, providing deference to Federal agencies as experts in cases of Congressional law ambiguity. Today's Supreme Court ruling curtailing federal agencies' power may have a significant impact on regulatory trends within the industry. This decision could lead to heightened scrutiny of law interpretations and potentially hinder the timely passage of regulations. Stay informed on this evolving landscape. #RegulatoryTrends #ChevronDoctrine #SupremeCourtRuling Read more about this major ruling here: https://lnkd.in/eGj-aVRD Link to Opinion: https://lnkd.in/eztsQWPA

Professionals should make themselves knowledgeable about the possible impact this decision will have on many industries. This article goes into a bit more detail concerning said impacts --> https://lnkd.in/e98d2s2d

when people ask about the complexity of this industry, the conversation always seems to find it's way back to hemp v weed. lets talk more about experts vs (uninformed or mislead) bureaucrats and see where that path takes us. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Bob!

The #SupremeCourt has just overturned the #ChevronDeference. ✔ The Chevron Deference refers to the doctrine of judicial deference given to administrative actions. (Regulatory agencies) ✔ Typically, when a law is vague, judges would apply statutory interpretation. 🚩 But in Chevron, the US Supreme Court set forth a legal test as to when the court should defer to the agency’s answer or interpretation, holding that such judicial deference is appropriate where the agency’s answer was not unreasonable, so long as Congress had not spoken directly to the precise issue at question. ✔ This decision has curtailed Federal Agencies' broad regulatory power. #AdministrativeLaw #USSC #Law #Doctrine https://lnkd.in/dBmAGEMW.

Not sure what the controversy is here. I have been on the ugly side of “agency deference” numerous times in my legal practice. No one, I mean no one, should be required to follow the interpretation of unaccountable, narrowly-focused (in terms of expertise), unelected agency bureaucrats. Technocrats should never dictate broadly applicable federal policy.... Our U.S. judiciary is honorable, and made up of hard working legal minds who are empowered to interpret the laws of Congress; they are empowered to hear evidence from all sides, and to make a decision based on applying the statutory language to the full range of facts at hand. This is what courts have been set up to do...it is what they are there for, even if they move slowly. Expediency for the sake of expediency while relying on an unaccountable technocrat seems anti-American, anti-democratic, and anti-common sense. Don't let political messaging persuade you otherwise. This is a great decision for Americans, the private sector, and for the cannabis industry, especially. #Chevron

Bureaucrats have used "Chevron deference" to use vaguely written laws in a way that expands DC power over our economy. Now, the Supreme Court's landmark decision has rebalanced the scales of justice! Reform is in sight. LEARN MORE ⤵ #SCOTUS

SCOTUS will soon rule on the Chevron doctrine. Our guide to agency deference provides a summary of the key cases that inform judicial review of agency decisions—from agencies’ policy judgments to their interpretations of governing statutes and regulations: https://ow.ly/cYh030sECa3

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