The president used the Antiquities Act to unilaterally withdraw Oregon timberlands from production, overriding a duly passed statute. PLF tells the en banc 9th Circuit not to ignore this violation of the separation of powers.
The FDIC’s structure, the removal protection enjoyed by its commissioners, its in-house courts without juries: PLF tells the Fifth Circuit that the agency’s prosecutions cannot pass constitutional muster.
PLF calls the Supreme Court’s attention to the lower courts’ inconsistent application of the Chevron doctrine, abetted by the government’s cynical litigation strategy.
California’s attempt to regulate the nationwide pork industry, which exists almost entirely outside California, unconstitutionally undermines federalism to pursue the state’s moral crusade.
Ignoring the non-delegation doctrine means that we lose control over our government, because Congress gives away too much power to federal agencies like OSHA.
PLF and NFIB Small Business Center support Texas’ Major Questions Doctrine challenge to the executive branch’s unilateral attempt to extinguish gasoline engines from the automobile market.