 regulation, that's say environmental regulation or workplace protections, so on and so on. There's a smaller case, too, where they made it easier for those who are regulated to sue the regulators. So in all, you know, there's a strengthening of the presidency as an institution, perhaps a weakening of the president's ability to make a policy through the bureaucracy, at least without judicial supervision. What these cases have in common is a sort of elevation of the judicial power.