for now, that logic is confined to the auer context -- the approach is confined to the auer context. would it be possible to adopt the same approach on straightforward judicial review of agency action situations? we should watch to see whether it spreads to other domains here in this may be a real innovation in administrative law from the roberts court. finally, a crucial administration law doctrine that has been a drizzling cloud after this past term is the me doctrine that tells us when to apply chevron in the first place and has been a source of major controversies over the past 10 years in administrative law. we have had some good moments in the past term, but also some bad moments. a good moment was that mayo did take it as a working framework to see if chevron applies. on the other hand, there were least 3, 4, or five bad ones. the intention with the emphasis on uniformity in federal review of agency action, a major rationale for mead was to taylor deference to variety, which is to have flexible applications to legal interpretations. it emphasized the need for uniformity of jud

i would not be surprised if his critique of of auer de france -- and deference -- auer deference will gain adherents over time. i do think that it has a very important grain of truth to it. when a single body does both promulgate a lot and interpret the law, the rule of law is over. the separation between law interpretation and lock promulgation is absolutely essential to the law having some independent integrity. maybe scalia's view would make things worse because it would induce agencies to engage in more activity on a case-by-case adjudication. that may be so, but i think there are good reasons why, over the past 50 years, agencies have not found case-by-case adjudication to be an effective way of asserting power. i think a return to separation between rulemaking on one hand and adjudication on the other is something that we should applaud. scalia is probably not right that it is unconstitutional, but that it does tread on some constitutional powers may be right. >> if you found the former generation -- reading john locke and "the social compact" and the like, i think they would ha

for now, that logic is confined to the auer context -- the approach is confined to the auer context. would it be possible to adopt the same approach o straightforward judicial review of agency action situations? we should watch to see whether it spreads to oer domains here in this may be a real innovation in administrative law from the roberts court. finally, a crucial administration law doctrine that has been a drizzling cloud after this past term is the me doctrine that tells us when to apply chevron in the first place and has been a source of major controversies over the past 10 years in administrative law. we have had some good moments in the past term, but also some bad monts. a good moment was that mayo did take it as a working framework to see if chevron applies. on the other hand, there were least 3, 4, or five bad ones. the intention with the emphasis on uniformity in federal review of agency action, a major rationale for mead was to taylor deference to variety, which is to have flexible applications to legal interpretations. it emphasized the need for uniformity of judicial

for now, that logic is confined to the auer context -- the approach is confined to the auer context. would it be possible to adopt the same approach on straightforward judicial review of agency action situations? we should watch to see whether it spreads to other domains here in this may be a real innovation in administrative law from the roberts court. finally, a crucial administration law doctrine that has been a drizzling cloud after this past term is the me doctrine that tells us when to apply chevron in the first place and has been a source of major controversies over the past 10 years in administrative law. we have had some good moments in the past term, but also some bad moments. a good moment was that mayo did take it as a working framework to see if chevron applies. on the other hand, there were least 3, 4, or five bad ones. the intention with the emphasis on uniformity in federal review of agency action, a major rationale for mead was to taylor deference to variety, which is to have flexible applications to legal interpretations. it emphasized the need for uniformity of jud

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another conspicuous winner was auer that is deference to an agency's interpretation of its own regulations. two cases, chase bank versus mccoy and talk america versus michigan bell telephone the court deferred to interpretations of agency regulations by the agency. and strongly underscored its commitment to doing so at least where the regulation does not simply parrot the language of the underlying statute. one of the terms most ambitious theatrical concurrences perhaps was issued by justice scalia in the talk america case. and he said he has come to doubt whether our deference is even constitutional. for us administrative lawyers this is a big deal. aur deference is part of the ordinary tool kit of administrative law. and if it's unconstitutional that would be big news. justice scalia said that it seems contrary to fundamental principles of separation of powers to permit the person that is the agency who prom you will gates a law to interpret it as well. and he derived that rationale from an article by my friend and colleague john manning. now, all this puts me in quite an awkward positio