"Goodbye, Chevron: Rediscovering the Virtues of an Independent Judiciary"

I've just published a short article on Chevron and Loper Bright in CPI Antitrust Chronicle, called "Goodbye, Chevron: Rediscovering the Virtues of an Independent Judiciary". Most of it talks about the Chevron regime generally, though some of it mentions the specific consequences for antitrust policy.

The issue of CPI Antitrust Chronicle also contains a number of other Chevron-related articles:

• "A Quartet of Decisions That Cripple Agencies," by Richard J. Pierce, Jr.;
• "A New Era of Deference: From Chevron to Loper Bright," by Daniel E. Walters; and
• "Loper Bright and Antitrust: Limited Impact on Enforcement, but a Clear Constraint on FTC Rulemaking," by David Kully, Lynn Calkins, and Ken Racowski.