Is a ‘Coroner’s Certificate’ for Chevron Deference on the Supreme Court’s Docket?
The high court takes up the question of whether administrative agencies are owed deference by courts.

The Supreme Court’s granting of certiorari in a case that centers on marine fishing regulations could lead to the slaying of the white whale of those who seek to run the administrative state ashore: the high court doctrine known as “Chevron deference,” after the case from 1984 where it found first articulation.
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