The Debate: Chevron Enshrined Deference to Agencies. Will Supreme Court Neuter It?

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September-October 2017

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5

HEADNOTE ❧ The Supreme Court’s decision in Chevron v. NRDC has been at the heart of environmental law and administration law generally. But even before the ascension of Neil Gorsuch to the High Court, there were signs that the justices were looking on deference with skepticism.

Will Justice Gorsuch on Water Act Prove Different Than Scalia Would?

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

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July-August 2017

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4

Will Justice Gorsuch on Water Act prove different than Scalia would?

The Public Interest Bar Loses a True Giant in Citizen Jurisprudence

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

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May-June 2017

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3

The public interest bar loses a true giant in citizen jurisprudence.

What happens when a new White House opposes ongoing litigation?

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

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January-February 2017

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1

What happens when a new White House opposes ongoing litigation?

Agencies Start Worrying that Deference May No Longer be Their Just Due

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

Current Issue

November-December 2016

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6

Agencies start worrying that deference may no longer be their just due.

Who’s On First? District, Appeals Courts Grapple with Jursidiction

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

Current Issue

September-October 2016

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5

Who's On First? District, Appeals Courts Grapple with Jurisdiction.

Garland's Environmental Record Shows a Preference for Consensus

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Richard Lazarus - Harvard University

Harvard University

Current Issue

July-August 2016

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33

Merrick Garland's Environmental Record Shows a Preference for Consensus.

Reviewing the Clean Power Plan — and the Fate of the Paris Agreement

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Richard Lazarus - Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Current Issue

March-April 2016

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2

Reviewing the Clean Power Plan — and the fate of the Paris Agreement after the courts review rule.

Climate Adaptation & Disaster Mitigation

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John R. Nolon - Pace University Law School

Pace University Law School

Current Issue

July/August 2015

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4

32-4climateadaptationanddisastermitigation.pdf

Will It Survive or Stumble

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Author

Roger R. Martella Jr. - Sidley Austin LLP

Sidley Austin LLP

Current Issue

July/August 2015

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4

32-4willitsurviveorstumble.pdf

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