SCOTUS decides statue of limitations on suing over regulations don’t matter to new companies

[brycejones]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/01/politics/corner-post-sec-supreme-court/index.html

The shit show of the current SCOTUS continues. This will lead to a tidal wave of suits against long standing regulations in light of other decisions this term.

 

[IronWing]

Setting up a new corporation costs about $35. The courts will be buried.

 

[Brainonska511]

What shitty reasoning from the majority. If you set up your business under an environment where a known rule existed, it's on you to account for that rule in your business plan.

 

[K1052]

Just what the business community demanded, absolutely zero regulatory certainty even on stuff going back decades lol.

 

[brycejones]

This ruling is a gift to lawyers for conservative legal foundations. Decades of employment are guaranteed.

 

[Brainonska511]

Just what the business community demanded, absolutely zero regulatory certainty even on stuff going back decades lol.

My new waste disposal business is harmed by old EPA regulations saying I can't just dump waste into the environment. Time to sue.

 

[brycejones]

My new waste disposal business is harmed by old EPA regulations saying I can't just dump waste into the environment. Time to sue.

My new lawn care company had to pay more for mowers because of emissions regulations. Suit incoming.

 

[IronWing]

Remember when Gingrich fired all the professional Congressional staff who knew how to write effective legislation? This is one more step towards restoring the Gilded Age.

 

[Brainonska511]

Remember when Gingrich fired all the professional Congressional staff who knew how to write effective legislation? This is one more step towards restoring the Gilded Age.

A power grab by the judiciary to write legislation from the bench, and rule as an unaccountable oligarchy.

To the Republicans always complaining about "activist judges legislating from the bench": the call is coming from inside the house.

 

[Dave_5k]

My new lawn care company had to pay more for mowers because of emissions regulations. Suit incoming.

Filed in a certain one-judge district in Texas, with associated guaranteed Trumpy appeals court that will agree to grant immediate national injunction. On any and every federal law and regulation.

Have to pay taxes? nope! Clean air or water? nope! Can't be mandated by feds. Interstate commerce? No longer regulated. Want to own operational HIMARS and Patriot batteries to keep your airspace and neighboring land free from any intruders? Sure thing billionaires, can't be restricted if they find the right court.

 

[Sunburn74]

What shitty reasoning from the majority. If you set up your business under an environment where a known rule existed, it's on you to account for that rule in your business plan.

Hundred percent agree. This court is out of control honestly

 

[brycejones]

Also combined with the other rulings lately from the court they will effectively legislate from the bench.

So much for just calling balls and strikes.

 

[Brainonska511]

Also combined with the other rulings lately from the court they will effectively legislate from the bench.

So much for just calling balls and strikes.

A conservative politician [in a robe] is full of shit? Never would have seen that coming.

 

[ivwshane]

With all these new lawsuits gumming up the works, it sounds like Biden will need to appoint a ton more judges in order to keep up!

 

[gothuevos]

Also combined with the other rulings lately from the court they will effectively legislate from the bench.

So much for just calling balls and strikes.

One branch of government to rule them all.

 

[Zorba]

With all these new lawsuits gumming up the works, it sounds like Biden will need to appoint a ton more judges in order to keep up!

He should declare this court illegitimate and their them all off, and push 9 new 45 year olds through the Senate.

 

[IronWing]

The environmental groups will appreciate this second, third, fourth, etc bite at the regulatory apple.

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Any juicy anti-environmental regulations I can donate $35 toward?

 

[gothuevos]

Hey at least we still have OSHA! For now...

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4751583-supreme-court-osha-thomas-gorsuch/