Chevron doctrine

In a court case 40 years ago (1984), the Chevron doctrine was established. Once passed, it meant that all cases in the future needed to rely on decisions made by ...

Following the Supreme Court ruling that curbs federal agency power, lawmakers say Congress must write more specific laws.

The court's decisions raise questions about the separation of powers and DOJ's prosecution of Jan. 6 defendants.

Commentary The government shows up at your business and demands you pay the salaries of the regulators who ...

Commentary Will the Supreme Court uphold the Chevron doctrine, under which courts defer to contested interpretations of law by agencies ...

Will Yeatman recently filed an amicus brief in the case of Loper Bright Enterprise v. Raimondo, in which ...

Commentary The Supreme Court won't be announcing its decisions in most of this year’s big cases until June ...

The Supreme Court decided on May 1 to consider rolling back a bureaucracy-empowering legal doctrine when it determined ...

WASHINGTON—A civil rights group filed papers with the Supreme Court on Sept. 23 urging it to tear away ...