Judicial Deference to Agency Decisions and Interpretations

The video tutorial explains the functions of administrative agencies, including their quasi-judicial roles and the process of appealing their decisions to Article 3 courts. It discusses how courts review these decisions based on factors like facts, procedures, and legal standards. The tutorial covers various standards of review, such as Chevron, Skidmore, and Auer deference, and how these standards apply to agency interpretations of statutes and rules.

What are the primary functions of an administrative agency?

Explain the process of appealing a decision made by an administrative agency.

What factors determine how an Article 3 court reviews decisions made by an administrative agency?

Describe the difference between questions of fact, procedure, and law in the context of judicial review.

What is Chevron deference and when is it applied?

How does Skidmore deference differ from Chevron deference?

What implications did the Kisor v. Wilkie case have on judicial deference to agency interpretations?