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Chevron At The Roberts Court: Still Failing After All These Years, Jack M. Beermann
Chevron At The Roberts Court: Still Failing After All These Years, Jack M. Beermann
Faculty Scholarship
This article looks at how Chevron deference has fared at the Supreme Court since John G. Roberts became Chief Justice. The article looks at Chevron deference at the Roberts Court from three distinct angles. First, the voting records of individual Justices in cases citing Chevron are examined to shed light on the strength of each Justice’s commitment to deference to agency statutory construction. Second, a select sample of opinions citing Chevron are qualitatively examined to see whether the Roberts Court has been any more successful than its predecessor in constructing a coherent Chevron doctrine. Third, the article looks closely at …
Judge Wald And Justice Scalia Dance The Chevron Two-Step, Linda Jellum
Judge Wald And Justice Scalia Dance The Chevron Two-Step, Linda Jellum
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The Nafta Alternative: Saving Korus Fta Dumping Appeals From The Dumps, Czarina Powell
The Nafta Alternative: Saving Korus Fta Dumping Appeals From The Dumps, Czarina Powell
Canada-United States Law Journal
Antidumping duties are a trade remedy often utilized against producers in the United States' own bilateral trading partners. Because of Chevron deference, foreign companies are at greater risk of being branded "dumpers" simply upon the onset of a petition. On March 15, 2013, the United States celebrated the one-year anniversary of the signing into force of the Korea-US (KORUS) Free Trade Agreement and its promise to eliminate barriers and tariffs.