In era after Chevron, Congress must craft clearer legislation
The Supreme Court's recent spiking of the Chevron doctrine—which required courts’ deference to federal agencies' interpretation of laws—now mandates that courts only do so when explicitly stated by Congress. This decision places greater pressure on Congress to draft precise and detailed legislation, a task complicated by existing partisan divides and limited resources, writes Paolo Mastrangelo in FedNewsNetwork. FTC is already struggling with the ruling's implications, as seen in a recent Texas case where a judge struck down the agency’s ban on noncompete agreements. The shift demands a higher level of collaboration and compromise among lawmakers, so, yeah.
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