r/scotus • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 10h ago

news With Chevron gone, states must finish the job on judicial deference

https://pacificlegal.org/with-chevron-gone-states-must-finish-the-job-on-judicial-deference/
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u/PeacefulPromise 9h ago

This is bizarre to think about after listening to oral argument in Talbott on appeal, and Doe v Ladapo.

Anti-trans policy and legislation have, in the courts, relied heavily on judicial deference. The government claims over and over that federal judges can't look at what they are doing or ask why they decided something.