Manifest Justice
The Manifest Justice Law Corporation is a trauma-informed employment law firm for employees who have experienced workplace harassment, discrimination, retaliation, or wrongful termination. Our podcast is a place where anonymous viewers and non-clients can get answers to employment law questions from an attorney. This channel is for education purposes only and is never legal advice. Subscribe to learn your workplace rights and gain valuable insights about employment litigation.
Manifest Justice
S2E2. Manifesting Federal Agency Authority
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Case brief: Loper Bright Enterprises, Inc v. Gina Raimondo, No. 21-5166 (D.C. Cir. 2022). The United States Constitution grants Congress the authority to create laws, the Supreme Court of the United States the authority to interpret laws, and police departments the power to enforce laws. But what happens when Congress makes an ambiguous law? Do courts always settle legislative ambiguities, or should federal agencies (such as Dept. of Labor, the Peace Corps, Social Security Administration, etc.) have some authority to interpret the ambiguities? What difference does it make to our day-to-day lives? Listen and learn!
Welcome to Manifest Justice Law, a trauma‑informed employment law firm serving Northern California and Western Washington.
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