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Today's classic, deep-dive Tuesday takes an in-depth look at two critical issues in the news:\xa0 first, the recent effort by the Republican governor and state legislature in Florida to undo the broadly popular Constitutional Amendment passed during the 2018 midterms to restore voting rights to felons who have completed their sentences, and second, the Supreme Court's next assault on the "administrative state," this time, by likely ending the doctrine of\xa0Auer deference.

We begin with an update about pending oral arguments before the Supreme Court, as well as a notice that this episode was bumped from last Tuesday to make way for our emergency Barr Summary episode.

Then, it's time for a deep-dive into Florida, the process of citizen-driven ballot initiatives, and exactly what the state legislature intends to do to undermine the will of the public.

After that, it's time for yet another deep dive, this time into\xa0Kisor v. Schulkin, which is currently pending before the Supreme Court, in which the petitioners have asked the Court to flat-out overrule yet another well-established conservative doctrine simply on the grounds that the Federalist Society doesn't like it.

Then, as always, it's time for the\xa0answer to Thomas Takes The Bar Exam #120 regarding a light touch on the bus.\xa0 As always, remember to follow our Twitter feed (@Openargs) and like our Facebook Page\xa0so that you too can play along with #TTTBE!

Appearances
Andrew was recently a guest on Episode 19 of the Glass Box podcast discussing this same subject (but with respect to Utah).\xa0 If you'd like to have\xa0either of us as a guest on your show, drop us an email at\xa0openarguments@gmail.com.

Show Notes & Links

1. \xa0In the pre-show, we discuss gerrymandering, which we last talked about in depth in Episode 251.
2. We mentioned the\xa0Washington Post story about the DC City council overturning the $15/hr minimum wage initiative.
3. This is the text of PCB CRJ 19-03, the Florida bill under consideration.\xa0 And here, by the way, is the link to Andrew Gillum's voter registration initiative, Bring It Home Florida.
4. We've never talked about\xa0Auer deference before, but we have discussed\xa0Chevron deference at great length, most recently in Episode 136.
5. You can click here to read\xa0Auer v. Robbins, that 9-0 liberal decision authored by noted socialist Antonin Scalia.
6. Finally, click here to read the underlying\xa0CAFC-Opinion in Kisor v. Schulkin.

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