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Tag Archives: Stare
Super-Strong Stare Decisis
A recurring theme in Supreme Court decisions that interpret federal statutes is that stare decisis should be especially strong. The rationale for this is that Congress can always modify statutes to supersede an interpretation that is problematic. Doing that for … Continue reading
Policy: Stare decisis for Chevron interpretations?
New on SSRN: "Why Agency Interpretations of Ambiguous Statutes Should be Subject to Stare Decisis" by Harold (Hank) Greenberg (Clerk, 11th Cir.), __ Tenn. L. Rev. ___ (2011). Abstract: Agencies' interpretations of ambiguous statutes under Chevron are not subject to… … Continue reading
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Tagged Chevron, decisis, Interpretations, Policy, Stare
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