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Trump Perfected His Favorite New Legal Pretext in Environmental Cases

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By Jay Duffy, Jonas Monast
| Slate Verified
Jurisprudence By Jay Duffy and Jonas Monast Sept 25, 20262:21 PM A military installation? Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images Sign up for Executive Dysfunction, a weekly newsletter that highlights one under-the-radar story about how Trump is changing the law—or how the law is pushing back—and keeps you posted on the latest from Slate’s Jurisprudence team.
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Unlawful but Unreviewable: The D.C. Circuit’s New Dalton Jurisprudence, by Patrick Jacobi & Jonas Monast - Yale Journal on Regulation

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By Patrick Jacobi, Jonas Monast
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The Supreme Court has enabled a dramatic expansion of executive power during the first nine months of the Trump Administration. Much of this has occurred with minimal or no explanation on the emergency docket, allowing the Administration to proceed without any consideration, much less a determination, of whether the challenged, ongoing activity is lawful. Examples abound, with additions nearly every week.
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Op-Ed: North Carolina's New Energy Law Explained

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By Jonas Monast
| Indy Week Verified
This op-ed originally published online at N.C. Policy Watch. North Carolina’s electricity sector is undergoing a generational change. Duke Energy will retire most of its remaining coal-fired power plants over the next decade, and a key question for the state is what energy resources will replace those retiring plants. The new energy law (House Bill 951) that Gov.
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