Judicial deference: Chevron v. Skidmore

Posted on February 18, 2011 by lawhukukinet

From the Customs Law blog of Lawrence Friedman (Barnes/Richardson, Chicago), "Hold the Mayo". Mr. Friedman compares Chevron deference (applied in Mayo) with Skidmore deference. … Rather than accept Mayo's invitation, the Court found no reason to adopt a different approach…

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