Supreme Court Decision - Regulatory Enforcement Change Coming to FAA / NTSB?

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https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-regulatory-agencies-sec-36f16444b1d4fc52985fdb68896362bb

Is it possible this decision portends a change in how the FAA / NTSB prosecutes pilots accused of violations?

Ongoing case in point is the Trent Palmer overfly/rejected landing case.

This is not intended to invite political discussion. Please stay on topic.

Does this Supreme Court decision hold positive potential for pilot's rights?

https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media...backs-trent-palmer-bid-to-overturn-suspension

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