The Chevron doctrine places the burden of proving the reasonableness of a regulation or order on the government agency that issued the regulation or order.

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The Chevron doctrine actually defers to a government agency's interpretation of an ambiguous law that the agency administers, assuming the interpretation is reasonable, thus not placing the burden of proving reasonableness on the agency.

The Chevron Doctrine Places the Burden of Proving the Reasonableness