Fordham Law Professor Abner Greene is quoted in a recent Reuters article discussing the U.S. Supreme Court overturning a 1984 precedent known as the “Chevron deference.”
Legal scholars debated how far the rulings undermined the power of regulatory agencies.
Abner Greene, a Fordham University School of Law expert in regulatory law, said the court has taken “another step toward dismantling the federal regulatory state” by limiting the ability of Congress to use agencies to “develop federal policy over time and in response to complex circumstances.”
Read, “US Supreme Court’s conservatives flex muscles to curb regulatory agencies” in Reuters.
