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"Major Questions" About Preemption
The major questions doctrine upends the balance of federal and state authority by operating as a “Step Zero” for preemption litigation. Previously, by express or implied preemption, federal laws displaced state laws that would interfere with the operation of those federal laws, thereby shifting the
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