With the latest SCOTUS rulings on “Chevron Deference,” the FCC will need to have an underlying statute passed by Congress, or else they’ll get slapped down in court.
The law does not matter anymore.
...IF that statute is pursuant to the Constitution as written and originally understood and intended. Otherwise it is an invalid federal statute. MANY federal statutes are unconstitutional and, thus, invalid.
Remember THE U.S. CONSTITUTION is the Supreme Law of the Land.
Has SCOTUS actually ruled on “Chevron Deference”?
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With the latest SCOTUS rulings on “Chevron Deference,” the FCC will need to have an underlying statute passed by Congress, or else they’ll get slapped down in court.
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Right after someone points to the underlying authority of Congress (Art/Sec/Cl). Let’s get to the ROOT, first, shall we (HINT: The quick/simple answer is: it doesn’t exist)?