Chris Walker
@chris_j_walker
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Law Prof @UMichLaw (formerly @OSU_Law), @ABAAdLaw past chair, @YaleJREG blogger, #adlaw nerd, dad of four My scholarship is here: https://t.co/a7oaQESUz9
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Joined April 2008
I love it here @UMichLaw, but especially on game day, I'm missing my colleagues, students, and friends @OSU_Law / @OhioState. A decade of wonderful memories. So this video was a lot of fun to do. 👇.
We are so happy to have Professor @chris_j_walker at Michigan Law. Even if he roots for @OhioStateFB. #GoBlue #BeatOhioState
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Making Sense of Statutory Interpretation and Delegation After Loper Bright, my @YaleJREG post on a recent Chamber amicus brief:
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RT @Shalev_Roisman: I just published a blog post on the terrific Yale JREG Blog that draws an interesting--and potentially important--con….
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My guess, as Kavanaugh and Gorsuch both mention, is that the major questions doctrine and the elimination of Chevron deference have done most of the work to address the concerns the current majority have about excessive delegations congressional delegations.
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Re: Consumers Research, it feels like Gorsuch has lost momentum (and votes) for the nondelegation revival project. The majority does identify some guardrails for the intelligible principle; it will be interesting to see if the lower courts experiment with them.
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It's only Tuesday, and the amount of discussion among administrative law profs on the four workarounds of CASA's elimination of the nationwide injunction has been impressive.
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SCOTUS sends the HISA private nondelegation doctrine cases back to the lower courts ("GVRs") in light of Consumers Research. So the Court doesn't appear interested in taking up the private delegation doctrine now -- something I left open on my post on Consumers Research.
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What Trump v. CASA Means for the Future of Universal Relief in Administrative Law, my preliminary take over @YaleJREG:
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What FCC v. Consumers’ Research Means for the Future of the Nondelegation Doctrine, my preliminary take over @YaleJREG:
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RT @khickmanjd: Many congratulations and best wishes to @Aaron_L_Nielson & @UTexasLaw both! A great hire for a great law school!.
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Kavanaugh's concurrence in the CASA case is worth a close read -- both for his defense of a robust emergency docket and his note that the holding does not extend to universal *preliminary* injunctions under the APA:
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RT @CassSunstein: The Morality of Law (administrative law on the ground, kind of). @chris_j_walker @jacklgoldsmith @pojanowski . https://t.c….
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RT @pojanowski: Not my experience with ACB as a scholar. In my 2nd year on the faculty I met with her about a possible paper. She thought m….
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RT @DBRodriguez5: Very proud to have served as one of two consultants on this project (with Berkeley prof, Seth Davis) and pleased to see @….
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Attn #adlaw geeks: Call for Panel Proposals -- 2025 ABA Administrative Law Conference (11/20-11/21).
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RT @acusgov: The ACUS #83rdPlenarySession has been called to order by presiding member Ron Cass. Tune in now for Opening Remarks. 🔗 Join o….
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