Associate Professor of Law @CathULaw, writing about the separation of powers. Director @CUA_SPI, Managing Director @CIT_CUA.
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Today I had the honor of testifying at the U.S. Senate, where I discussed the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright.
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I have a new @SCOTUSblog essay today, which defends judicial review against a recent critique.
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PODCAST: Professor Abbe Gluck discusses landmark administrative law case Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and the court-Congress relationship, Separation of Powers Institute Director @ChadSquitieri.
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ALT Professor Abbe Gluck, speaking into a microphone and standing in front of a chalkboard at a conference.
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This month’s Separation of Powers podcast episode features a terrific discussion of Loper Bright with @YaleLawSch Professor Abbe Gluck. Ideal listening for a Monday commute!
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Thanks so much to Prof. Jodi Short for this wonderfully generous review in @IReadJotwell.
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Thanks so much to @charlesfcapps for joining me on the Separation of Powers podcast! In this episode, we discuss his terrific work on substantive canons of interpretation.
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Eric rightly highlights this part of CA11's qui tam ruling. As to what might come next: In Slaughter, SCOTUS was (again) clear that bringing civil suits on behalf of the U.S. requires an exercise of Art. II power. Thus, outside of special Art. IV contexts, qui tam relators exercise power that falls comfortably within SCOTUS's understanding of Art. II. So under Slaughter's logic, qui tam relators must presumably be "controlled by the Chief Executive."
The Take Care Clause and the Vesting Clause challenges are now back before the district court to consider in the first instance. Something to keep an eye on 👀
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It was a joy to have Kristin join the podcast. I intend to recommend her insights about Skidmore in this episode to students as extra/bonus study material. I invite other admin law profs to consider doing the same!
Had a lot of fun talking about Loper Bright & Skidmore, as well as my academic career, with @ChadSquitieri for his separation of powers podcast in an episode he has titled "Skidmore After Loper Bright." Many thanks to Chad for inviting me.
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I’m excited to serve as a new recurring columnist at @SCOTUSblog. My first essay is up today—it discusses presidential removal and the vice presidency.
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It was terrific to catch up with some of my @CathULaw colleagues in person during the summer!
Summer workshop group @CathULaw. The great @ChadSquitieri presented his work as we sipped a bit of wine and mulled over his arguments.
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Catholic Law's Professor Chad Squitieri Delivers Lecture to NCLA's Scalia-Ginsburg Fellows bit.ly/4gS6Cyp
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