Excessive Fines and Strange Bedfellows

Geraldine gets her cash.

May 31, 2023

With a 9-0 frown, the Supreme Court rejects the EPA’s expansive definition of “wetlands.” David and Sarah also discuss the growing Jackson-Gorsuch alliance, Ken Paxton’s impeachment, and the art of due diligence via ChatGPT.

Show notes-

–Tyler v. Hennepen County

–Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency

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