Supreme Court Overturns Chevron Deference, Shifts Regulatory Power

New ruling empowers judges over federal agencies in interpreting ambiguous laws, impacting regulation across sectors.

• The Supreme Court's decision ends the 40-year-old Chevron deference precedent.
• Judges will now have the final say on ambiguous laws rather than deferring to agency expertise.
• The ruling could affect regulatory actions in areas like environmental protection, healthcare, and technology.
• Dissenting justices warn of increased judicial power and potential chaos in policy implementation.
• The decision has sparked significant debate on the balance of power between the judiciary and regulatory agencies.

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