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Significantly insignificant: The United States Supreme Court decides agencies decide what agencies can decide
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May. 22, 2013 – John E. Lande, Iowa Banking Law Blog

Arlington v. FCC thus represents an important test of how far courts are willing to extend deference to agencies.

The Supreme Court and the CFPB: A test of executive power
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May. 7, 2013 – John E. Lande, Iowa Banking Law Blog

The Department of Justice is asking the Supreme Court to decide a case that will have important ramifications for the validity of CFPB rules.

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