SCOTUS overturns Chevron deference ruling

I hope the ramifications of this as it relates to the EPA and FHWA can be discussed here and not be sequestered to the political section.

Here is some background:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevron_U.S.A.,_Inc._v._Natural_Resources_D

This may be one of the most significant rulings of our time.

 

This is huge

 

If you like your gas stoves,you can keep your gas stoves.

 

Link's broken.

 

Only if a judge says so.

This ruling opens the door to judicial legislation, which has never worked out well.

 

As opposed to bureaucrats legislating?

 

Try this one.
Supreme Court strikes down Chevron, curtailing power of federal agencies - SCOTUSblog

 

Doesn’t this stop them from implementing speed limiters?

 

A you tuber cooper bogeti did a video the other day about a ruling that takes power away from many 3 letter agencies. More or less they can’t use their own judges on laws they made up that didn’t go through congress . EPA makes the law and determines the fines and use their own judges when you fight them . Now you can use outside judges to determine guilt apparently..

 

Yes.

I can see a judge deciding that "yard move" and "personnel conveyance " are invalid. Once that happens we will have a hodgepodge regulatory environment until the Supreme Court rules. It's going to encourage judge shopping and clog up the Court system.

And please remember that until very recently the phrase "liberal activist judges" was a major talking point. What happens when the Court says "the regulatory agency isn't being stringent enough"?