Deference to regulators: a study in contrasts
Courts and policy-making plus guidance on bias and regulators
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I spent a week by Lake Ontario, not reading or thinking about law and enjoyed mostly good weather. I’m still in semi-vacation mode, so this will be a short newsletter.
I did start re-reading Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America (it somehow seemed appropriate) and came across this quote in his introduction.
I do not know if I have succeeded in mak…
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