Overview

• The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Loper Bright v. Raimondo overrules the Chevron deference doctrine.
• Chief Justice Roberts emphasized the need for courts to independently interpret statutes without deferring to agencies.
• Critics argue this change will lead to inconsistent regulatory interpretations and increased legal uncertainty.
• Supporters believe it will curb erratic policy shifts with each new administration.
• The ruling redirects lobbying efforts towards Congress to enact clearer legislative mandates.