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There are certain legal terms and cases that most people don't know about, at least until their used to bite someone in the backside. One of those terms is Chevron Deference, or Chevron Doctrine. It comes from a 1984 case where the Supreme Court came up with the great idea that, when Congress isn't specific, the bureaucrats get to decide. While the court may have overruled Chevron, Looper may not be any better.
By Paul Engel: Author, speaker and podcaster4
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There are certain legal terms and cases that most people don't know about, at least until their used to bite someone in the backside. One of those terms is Chevron Deference, or Chevron Doctrine. It comes from a 1984 case where the Supreme Court came up with the great idea that, when Congress isn't specific, the bureaucrats get to decide. While the court may have overruled Chevron, Looper may not be any better.

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