Welcome to Fed Sox Forums, a podcast of the Federal Society's practice groups.

I'm Nate Kasmarik, Vice President and Director of Practice Groups at the Federal Society.

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Hello everyone and welcome to this Federal Society virtual event. My name is Edith Harold and I'm an assistant director of practice groups with the Federalist Society. Today we're excited to be hosting this Fedstock Forum, the courthouse steps decision, focusing on two related cases, EPA versus CalMETT, Shreport,port refining and Oklahoma versus EPA.

We're very pleased to welcome our excellent speaker, James Conday, to this discussion, who is a partner at Gordon Gray.

And special thanks to Garrett Crowell for moderating this event.

Garrett is an associate at DLA Piper.

If you'd like to learn more about today's moderator or speaker, their full bios can be viewed on our website, fedsock.org.

And near the end of the program, we'll turn to the audience for questions. So if you have a question,

please entered into the Q&A function at the bottom of your Zoom window, and we'll do our best answer as many as we can.

And finally, I'll note that, as always, all expressions of opinion today are those of our guest speakers

and not the Federalist Society. With that, Garrett, thanks so much for joining us today,

and I'll hand things over to you. Thanks, Edy, and thank you to the Federalist Society for hosting

this event. Hello, everyone. My name is Garrett Crowell, and I will be your moderator today.

With us, we have James Condé, who is a partner at the law firm Boyden Gray, where he specializes

in administrative law, specifically Clean Air Act issues.

So he's the perfect person to have with us today to discuss two recent Supreme Court

decisions on the interpretation of the Clean Air Act's venue provision

and specifically an exception to that provision.

So two other housekeeping notes I'll make up front.

We did a similar webinar that day or two after oral argument, James and I did give our initial impressions there. So that's worth

to listen. If you've got the time, and second, using that Q&A chat function there, enter in some

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