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Just A Concern For Good Manners: The Second Circuit Strikes Down The Fcc's Broadcast Indecency Regime, Michael Strocko
Just A Concern For Good Manners: The Second Circuit Strikes Down The Fcc's Broadcast Indecency Regime, Michael Strocko
University of Miami Business Law Review
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Chevron Lite: How Much Deference Should Courts Give To State Agency Interpretation?, Ann Graham
Chevron Lite: How Much Deference Should Courts Give To State Agency Interpretation?, Ann Graham
Louisiana Law Review
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Can A Bank Have Its Cake And Eat It Too?: Why Watters V. Wachovia Wrongly Infers Preemption Of State Consumer Protection Laws, Chad D. Ehrenkranz
Can A Bank Have Its Cake And Eat It Too?: Why Watters V. Wachovia Wrongly Infers Preemption Of State Consumer Protection Laws, Chad D. Ehrenkranz
University of Miami Business Law Review
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Liars And Terrorists And Judges, Oh My: Moral Panic And The Symbolic Politics Of Appellate Review In Asylum Cases, Eric M. Fink
Liars And Terrorists And Judges, Oh My: Moral Panic And The Symbolic Politics Of Appellate Review In Asylum Cases, Eric M. Fink
Notre Dame Law Review
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The California Greenhouse Gas Waiver Decision And Agency Interpretation: A Response To Professors Galle And Seidenfeld, Nina A. Mendelson
The California Greenhouse Gas Waiver Decision And Agency Interpretation: A Response To Professors Galle And Seidenfeld, Nina A. Mendelson
Duke Law Journal
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Vetogates, Chevron, Preemption, William N. Eskridge
Vetogates, Chevron, Preemption, William N. Eskridge
Notre Dame Law Review
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Lessons From A Nondelegation Canon, John F. Manning
Lessons From A Nondelegation Canon, John F. Manning
Notre Dame Law Review
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An Empirical Investigation Of Judicial Decisionmaking, Statutory Interpretation, And The Chevron Doctrine In Environmental Law, Jason J. Czarnezki
An Empirical Investigation Of Judicial Decisionmaking, Statutory Interpretation, And The Chevron Doctrine In Environmental Law, Jason J. Czarnezki
University of Colorado Law Review
How do courts evaluate decisions of statutory interpretation made by government agencies that deal in environmental law? While research on judicial decisionmaking in environmental law has primarily focused on the D.C. Circuit, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the influence of ideology, only recently have legal scholars begun to consider the role of legal factors in judicial decisionmaking in environmental law. With special attention paid to how courts implement the Chevron doctrine, this Article empirically and doctrinally analyzes environmental law cases decided in the United States Courts of Appeals over a threeyear period (2003-05) to investigate what factors, including ideological, legal, …