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by granzymes
1248 days ago
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The latter. Courts are skeptical of agencies "discovering" new powers decades later that are based on vague sections of their enabling statutes. Congress could of course directly ban non-competes or amend the FTC Act to give the agency this power. |
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It’s one thing for agencies to suddenly focus on some new area tangential to their mandate, but this seems to be exactly that they are supposed to be looking at.