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The major debate over major questions in the tariffs decision is only the beginning

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The Supreme Court's recent decision to strike down presidential tariffs has reignited a debate over the "major questions" rule and other interpretive canons used in statutory interpretation, signaling potential doctrinal shifts. This争议凸显了法官在解释法律时如何运用这些规则来推进政策偏好，以及这种做法与文本主义原则之间的紧张关系。对于内容创作者而言，关键在于要关注最高法院内部关于解释性准则应用时机和合法性的分歧加剧，这可能预示着未来立法过程将变得更加复杂和具体化。

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