Firing half the govt's lawyers may backfire in the face of all the lawsuits. The lawyers trying cases for the government are already being scolded by judges for their lack of preparedness
Certainly with the end of Chevron Doctrine, this needs to be decided by the courts, not some institution... another "we didn't think this would be used against us..." for the Heritage Foundation
States could be the ones behind crimes and fines too, which the president has no power to pardon. The fines could also come 4 years from now, unless they are preemptively pardoned I guess
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[ 4.4 ms ] story [ 48.8 ms ] threadCertainly with the end of Chevron Doctrine, this needs to be decided by the courts, not some institution... another "we didn't think this would be used against us..." for the Heritage Foundation
The govt can say, make these lands available for logging, but cannot do it themselves. Do the companies want to risk big legal bills and fines?
tl;dr - lol, no