1. Administrative Conference of the United States-the government think tank that conducts studies of the administrative process and recommends best practices to agencies," and "made path-breaking contributions to administrative law scholarship). See also Paul R. Verkuil, An Outcomes Analysis of Scope of Review Standards, 44 Wm. and Mary L;L Rev;Headnotes,2002
2. adding to the above quote the following (footnotes omitted and somewhat cleaned up): [Scalia] observed with emphasis, "that [the notion that all questions are law are for the court rather than some room for agency interpretation] is not true today, and it was not categorically true in 1945;Antonin Scalia;Scalia quoted the Attorney General's Committee on Administrative Procedure from 1941-which "formed the basis" of the APA-as proof that the administrative interpretation,1989
3. Chevron "repeatedly characterizes an agency choosing within a deference space as 'interpreting" or 'construing' the statute, thus engaging in the same task as courts would when considering an ambiguous statute de novo;Chevron itself involved an interpretive rule. The Court in Chevron,2016
4. Judicial Deference to Administrative Interpretations of Law, 1989 Duke L;E G;J