The Court's choice to turn its back on a 50-year-old precedent immediately called to mind the confirmation hearings of many of the justices, where they were asked their views on stare decisis.
The decision in Loper Bright was nothing short of a revolution in the allocation of authority between unelected federal judges and politically accountable agency officials, with the Supreme Court declaring that judges are better suited to answer questions about regulatory matters.
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