On the recordJune 18, 2025
Accepting the commission's argument that Texas and Fasken could not seek review of its licensing decision requires us to ignore the full scope of the agency's own licensing proceeding.
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Neil Gorsuch
Accepting the commission's argument that Texas and Fasken could not seek review of its licensing decision requires us to ignore the full scope of the agency's own licensing proceeding.
Gorsuch critiques the commission's argument limiting judicial review.
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