Chevron Is Gone: What The Loper Bright Decision Means For Guns

By Daniel Y

Possibly the most influential Supreme Court decision of this term is much bigger of a deal than it sounds like at first. For decades, courts have been limited in their ability to review the actions of executive agencies due to a case called Chevron. That has now ended. This article will briefly explain what administrative law is, what the Chevron case did, and how the Loper Bright case has changed the landscape.Law & Regulation @ TFB: Louisiana About To Legalize Permitless Concealed Carry New York’s Gun Laws Getting In the Way of Historical Reenactments? Florida House Votes To Drop Minimum Age For Gun Buys; Bill Doesn’t Pass New Law: Gun Stores In New York State Must Display Warning Signs ATF Final Rule 2021R-05F (aka 80% Receiver Rule) ExplainedDisclaimer: This article is not legal advice. Do not make any decisions based on this analysis. If you need advice, speak to a competent attorney licensed in your state.Administrative Law 101We can’t talk about a major administrative law case without covering some background on what administrative law even is. The legislative branch

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