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From Gundy to Learning Resources: Trends in Nondelegation Jurisprudence and Scholarship
Tuesday, September 29, 2026, 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM CDT
Category: CLE
From Gundy to Learning Resources: Trends in Nondelegation Jurisprudence and Scholarship
Presenter: Joseph Diedrich, Husch Blackwell LLP Despite having ostensibly “one good year,” the nondelegation doctrine continues to permeate constitutional precedent and occupy constitutional scholars. Recent controversial executive programs—from emergency tariffs, to telecommunications fees, to the criminalization of conduct on public lands, to the national sex offender registry—have spawned disputes and judicial opinions about the contours of nondelegation and its cousin, the major-questions doctrine. Numerous scholars have likewise weighed in. Fresh off publishing an article on the nondelegation doctrine in the Texas Law Review Online, Joseph Diedrich of Husch Blackwell LLP reviews the latest entries in the ongoing debate over Congress’s power to share its power. Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Fees: REGISTER (In Person)OR |