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    You are at:Home»Faculty»Background Briefing: Prof. Abner Greene on the “Alarming” SCOTUS Decision Ending Chevron Deference

    Background Briefing: Prof. Abner Greene on the “Alarming” SCOTUS Decision Ending Chevron Deference

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    By Newsroom on July 2, 2024 Faculty, In the News

    Fordham Law Professor Abner Greene appeared on “Background Briefing” with Ian Masters where he breaks down the recent U.S. Supreme Court 6-3 decision overturning the landmark 1984 decision that gave rise to the “Chevron deference.”

    Greene previously was a law clerk for Justice John Paul Stevens who wrote the Chevron deference decision 40 years ago.

    Background Briefing with Ian Masters · The Other Alarming SCOTUS Decision Overshadowed by the Ruling to Give Trump a License to Kill

    Listen to the full segment, “The Other Alarming SCOTUS Decision Overshadowed by the Ruling to Give Trump a License to Kill,” on Background Briefing’s July 2, 2024 episode.

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