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Chevron Doctrine is dead: Two cases and an ambiguous path for US agency enforcement

The US Supreme Court has stripped power from US agencies and overturned decades-old precedent.

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Julie DiMauro

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In two noteworthy cases with potentially huge ramifications on regulatory agency power, the US Supreme Court on Thursday and Friday last week ruled that defendants charged with violations of federal agency regulations have the right to a jury trial.

The decisions in SEC v. Jarkesy and in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo

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