A Kentucky bill could require courts to interpret laws without deferring to a state agency’s interpretation of them.

Erin Ryan (Florida State University, College of Law) has posted The Four Horsemen of the New Separation of Powers: The Environmental Law Implications of West Virginia, Sackett, Loper Bright, and ...

With an executive branch seemingly antagonistic toward its own Environmental Protection Agency, environmentalists may look to ...

Christopher J. Walker discusses how developments in administrative law doctrines could constrain agency action.

Prior to the Eleventh Circuit’s decision, the FCC had issued an order postponing implementation of its 2023 order for 12 months, until January 26, 2026. The Eleventh Circuit’s opinion rendered that ...

Trump and his allies are continuing to question judicial oversight of the executive branch, ramping up criticism of judges who've put some of his agenda on pause.

In what critics are calling a "legal insurrection," several unelected, politically appointed judges have recently issued ...

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in a case that has the potential to sound the death knell to the Federal ...

Courts are blocking efforts to gut the federal government, but the administration’s moves could still have a chilling effect.

Alan Charles Raul was associate White House counsel under President Ronald Reagan and general counsel of the Office of ...

We have noted above the general absence of constitutional codification when it came to Parliament (in stark opposition to the ...