Administrative Law

West's Federal Administrative Practice provides practical guidance and assistance in handling matters before Federal departments and administrative agencies.

All the fundamentals of administrative law in one volume. Author Lee Modjeska's Administrative Law: Practice and Procedure combines a clear summary of the powers of and limitations on federal administrative agencies with extensive discussion of the Administrative Procedure Act, the Privacy Act of 1974, and the Government in the Sunshine Act.

Administrative Law and Practice covers all aspects of dealing with agencies, state and federal.

A practical exploration of rulemaking as it has evolved, including judicial review, regulatory analysis, and the petition process. In this thoroughly updated treatise, James T. O'Reilly examines the practitioner's role as part-negotiator, part-challenger, and ultimately, litigator. Based on extensive field experience, Administrative Rulemaking covers the attorney's need to understand the rulemaking process and federal agency operations in order to adequately represent a client in the rule/writing, rule/opposing arena. All procedural steps are explained in a concise, easy-to-understand manner.

A current, objective, and authoritative treatise and guide, with its special emphasis on federal agencies, Administrative Law analyzes all aspects of administrative law and the administrative process, including: * Disclosure of government information * Rules and rulemaking * Investigations; physical inspections; agency subpoena power; right to counsel * Adjudications * Hearings * Licenses * Separation and delegation of powers * Federal employees rights, duties, obligations * Judicial review * Federal grants and federal grant dispute resolution * Standing

Full-text of articles from Administrative and Regulatory Law News, published by the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice of the American Bar Association.

A comprehensive collection designed to make the Administrative Procedure Act's history more accessible and understandable. Various tools, including a clickable timeline, allow researchers to better understand the documents in their historical context.