FBI and DoJ slapped again, this is going to hurt

[Rockmup]

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They lost the suit in NAGR vs Garland.
The language in the 60+ pg decision is very clear in shutting them down from making what amounts to new laws and circumventing Congress. It applies to so much more than just FRT's

 

 

Edited July 24 by Rockmup

[Omega]

The SCOTUS Chevron decision will have major impact across many federal agency's rules, good!

Edited July 24 by Omega
speeling

[Rockmup]

This Judge has been very good to us and stated that he waited specifically for Chevron to be decided before making this decision. 

[Scotty]

[Worriedman]

This is the same judge that issued the TRO on my "engaged in the business" case with GOA and Ken Paxton.

Here is a poignant quote from the ruling:
 

Because the Cargill decisions from the en banc Fifth Circuit and the Supreme Court are squarely dispositive of the issue in this case, the Court concludes that ATF’s regulation is not in accord with the statutory definition of “machinegun.” By redefining the statutory definition, the ATF exceeded the scope of its authority. Upon determining that an agency’s action is unlawful, that “agency action must be set aside if the action was ‘arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law’ or if the action failed to meet statutory, procedural, or constitutional requirements.” Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, 401 U.S. at 413–14 (1971) (citing 5 U.S.C. § 706(2)(A)–(D)).

NAGR v. Garland, pp. 47-48.

Edited July 25 by Worriedman