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Saturday, March 22, 2008

In past, states were permitted to set own pollution rules

FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE

Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, December 21, 2007

But conservative scholar John Eastman, dean of Chapman University School of Law in Orange County, said a federal agency's views are entitled to respect from the courts even if they represent a change of course.

"Administrations are part of the political process," Eastman said.

He argued that the EPA is entitled to interpret the law differently for local and global problems.

When an agency's view of the law is reasonable, regardless of previous interpretations, he said, "courts are obligated to give the same level of deference."

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Posted by Paradigm Communications at 9:23 AM

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