I think all too often, Congress abrogates its responsibility on oversight of regulation to the judiciary, creating further uncertainty.
James Lankford: “I think all too often, Congress abrogates its responsibility on oversight of regulation to the judiciary, creating…”
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Lankford criticizes Congress for neglecting its regulatory oversight role, leading to judicial uncertainty.
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