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@WILL on Twitter
17 hours ago
That said, it is a good thing that the Court went out of its way to make clear that guidance documents are not law and bind no one. As Justice Kelly wrote in the majority opinion, "Functionally, and as a matter of law, they are entirely inert." https://t.co/y7Udnr8JTY
That said, it is a good thing that the Court went out of its way to make clear that guidance documents are not law and bind no one. As Justice Kelly wrote in the majority opinion, "Functionally, and as a matter of law, they are entirely inert." https://t.co/y7Udnr8JTY
17 hours ago
Guidance docs are the "secret playbooks" that say how state agencies will apply existing law. Bringing these out into the light of day & involving the public was a good government reform to make the activities of state regulators more transparent. https://t.co/oJ5io6CW0j
Guidance docs are the "secret playbooks" that say how state agencies will apply existing law. Bringing these out into the light of day & involving the public was a good government reform to make the activities of state regulators more transparent. https://t.co/oJ5io6CW0j
17 hours ago
“It was always clear these laws were duly enacted and the December 2018 extraordinary session was constitutional. However, we are disappointed that the additional transparency provisions related to guidance documents were struck down." - @ltvebber on #SCOWIS decision this AM
“It was always clear these laws were duly enacted and the December 2018 extraordinary session was constitutional. However, we are disappointed that the additional transparency provisions related to guidance documents were struck down." - @ltvebber on #SCOWIS decision this AM
