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One tiny Chevron saving grace: "today's decision does not call into question prior cases that relied on the Chevron framework. The holdings of those cases that specific agency actions are lawful--including the Clean Air Act holding of Chevron itself--are still subject to statutory stare decisis"
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Oh good, I feel a huge relief that the justices will definitely be guided by precedent
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Hasnā€™t this Court, in repeated opinions (Janus, Dobbs, this case), torn a giant hole in Stare Decisis? ā€œDonā€™t worry, stare decisis still appliesā€ seems like cold comfort in one of the very cases thatā€™s ripping up a prior Court ruling?
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To me this reads as ā€œthe responsible circuits should use stare decisis to uphold prior rulings, the 5th will do their 5th circuit thing, and weā€™ll take up and do whatever we want when ā€˜circuit splitsā€™ ariseā€
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Stare decisis. Something that this SCOTUS takes so seriously. This is Roberts trolling us.
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yeah I know, but better a tiny little amount of protection than nothing at all.
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Is this a condom with holes situation?
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WTAF? I mean, what the hell. Why not?