Judiciary and Judicial Deference: The GSF Factor Case
Palabras clave:
Estado Administrativo, Poder Judiciário, regulação, deferência administrativa, Casos Chevron e AuerResumen
Purpose ”“ This article evaluates, from the perspective of the Administrative State, the decision of the Supreme Court of USA, in the Chevron e Auer cases, about judicial deference and possible implications in the Brazilian normative system, considering an existing judicial case called GSF Factor.
Methodology/approach/design ”“ The article begins with the description of the GSF Factor case to demonstrate the impacts of judicial decisions in regulation of the electric sector. With theses premises, it evaluates the Chevron e Auer doctrines, through the precepts of Administrative State. Finally, it analyses the judicial deference in the Brazilian law system.
Findings ”“ The findings of this articles are to demonstrate that Brazilian Courts still have the last word of interpretation of regulatory statutes, although Courts use judicial deference to cases related to the Brazilian Court of Accounts.
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SCALIA, A. Judicial Deference to Administrative Interpretations of Law. Duke Law Journal, v. 1989, n. 3, 1989.
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SUNSTEIN, C. R.; VERMEULE, A. The New Coke: On the Plural Aims of Administrative Law. (SSRN-id2631873.pdf)
VENTURA RODRIGUÉZ. M. E.. Deferencia y discrecionalidad, control judicial y el debilitamiento del Poder Ejecutivo en el Derecho administrativo. 2005. 295 f. Tese (Doutorado) ”“ Universidad Carlos III, Madrid. 2005.
WALDO, D. The Administrative State: a study of the political theory of American public Administration. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers, 2007.
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