Another Nebraska Space Law conference, and my panel, is in the books. I planned and moderated “Regulating Space in a Shifting Administrative Law Landscape” on Friday for @spacecyberlaw , at The Army Navy Club.
This summer the Supreme Court issued the Loper Bright v. Raimondo opinion, overturning the Chevron doctrine and its 40 year history. What does this mean for the regulation of activities in outer space? We explored this question, considering the Federal Communications Commission and Federal Aviation Administration’s efforts to mitigate orbital debris and questioned how Congress may expand or decrease regulatory authority for space activities in this new landscape. Grateful to my panelists (who are also friends and colleagues), Frans von der Dunk, Laura Cummings Ross, and Jessica Noble! Also loved seeing SO MANY alums and our students.
Elsbeth Magilton 
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