Loyola Law professor Simona Grossi cites Judge Rita Lin's ruling.
Bloomberg Law published an opinion by Loyola Law School's Simona Grossi. She argues the judge in ABC v. FCC should examine all facts of the case rather than limit review to the administrative record. Grossi points to the approach taken by Judge Rita Lin in Anthropic v. Department of War. The piece appears under the headline Anthropic’s Court Win Sets Proper Limits on Government Conduct. The tweet and linked article present the recommendation as an opinion on proper judicial analysis.
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Loyola Law professor Simona Grossi cites Judge Rita Lin's ruling.
Bloomberg Law published an opinion by Loyola Law School's Simona Grossi. She argues the judge in ABC v. FCC should examine all facts of the case rather than limit review to the administrative record. Grossi points to the approach taken by Judge Rita Lin in Anthropic v. Department of War. The piece appears under the headline Anthropic’s Court Win Sets Proper Limits on Government Conduct. The tweet and linked article present the recommendation as an opinion on proper judicial analysis.
Bloomberg Law@BLawOpinion: As Judge Rita Lin did in Anthropic v. Department of War, the judge in ABC v. FCC should analyze the facts of the case holistically rather than focus only on the administrative record, Loyola Law School's Simona Grossi writes.
Bloomberg Law@BLawOpinion: As Judge Rita Lin did in Anthropic v. Department of War, the judge in ABC v. FCC should analyze the facts of the case holistically rather than focus only on the administrative record, Loyola Law School's Simona Grossi writes.
