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iiclr-29049	Wright, R. George	The Loper Bright Regulatory Landscape	2025	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6312	394	58	Loper Bright here criticizes what it takes to be the Chevron requirement that “courts mechanically afford binding deference to agency interpretations, including those that have been inconsistent over time. A number of exceptions have accreted to this notably deferential Auer standard.89 But despite, if not partly because of, the sundry exceptions to strong judicial deference to agency interpretations of their own rules, Auer deference may well not withstand the logic and “mood” of Loper Bright, despite the Court’s recent reaffirmation of the Auer doctrine.90More broadly, Loper Bright may start the Court down a path of increasing complexity with a resemblance to the history of both Auer and Chevron deference.	cache/iiclr-29049.pdf	txt/iiclr-29049.txt