Who Is U.S. Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch?

The video discusses Judge Gorsuch, a conservative nominee for the Supreme Court, comparing him to Justice Scalia. It highlights Gorsuch's judicial philosophy, particularly his stance on Chevron deference, which involves courts deferring to agencies on unclear statutes. Gorsuch advocates for judges to interpret statutes based on their words, potentially limiting agency power more than Scalia did.

What is a key similarity between Judge Gorsuch and Justice Scalia?

• Both are known for their progressive views.

• Both are known for their moderate views.

• Both are known for their conservative views.

• Both are known for their liberal views.

Why are liberal groups concerned about Judge Gorsuch's nomination?

• He is likely to support more liberal policies.

• He is likely to interpret the Constitution in a progressive manner.

• He is likely to maintain a conservative approach similar to Justice Scalia.

• He is likely to be more lenient towards agency power.

What does Chevron deference refer to?

• The courts deferring to the President's interpretation of laws.

• The courts deferring to Congress's interpretation of laws.

• The courts making independent decisions without agency input.

• The courts deferring to the agency's interpretation of unclear statutes.

How does Judge Gorsuch's view on Chevron deference differ from Justice Scalia's?

• He believes in giving more power to agencies.

• He believes in reducing agency power and interpreting statutes independently.

• He believes in maintaining the same level of agency power.

• He believes in increasing agency power and influence.

What is Judge Gorsuch's approach to statutory interpretation?

• He prefers to interpret statutes based on international laws.

• He prefers to interpret statutes based on current societal needs.

• He prefers to interpret statutes based on the original words and intent.

• He prefers to interpret statutes based on agency recommendations.