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9780735554184

Administrative Law: A Casebook

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    9780735554184

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    0735554188

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-03-17
  • Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law and Business
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Summary

The new edition of this accessible and straightforward casebook focuses on the basic principles of administrative law, with a traditional cases-and-notes pedagogy, flexible organization, and new examination-length problems at the end of each substantive chapter.This concise teaching tool offers:a chronological approach that shows the procedural course of administrative law in actual practicemanageable, practical length of about 800 pages, presenting complete coverage in seven chaptersa broad range of state cases, both classic and currentflexible organization beginning with an overview of administrative law and its agencies to allow instructors to easily adapt the book to individual course needsbalanced coverage that gives students valuable exposure to the state level where most administrative law issues are handled in practice, in addition to the standard treatment of federal lawclear, accessible writing style that facilitates student learningexcellent notes and explanatory materialthe original approach of the late Bernard Schwartz, fine-tuned and updated Major changes for the Sixth Edition include:new co-author J. Robert Brown, Jr., who brings valuable expertise in securities and corporate law, including privacy issues and Sarbanes-Oxleyfull coverage of recent developments, including the Department of Homeland Security and the Homeland Security Act of 2002; the impact of 9/11 on rulemaking procedure (including the D.C. Circuit decision in Jifry v. FAA); privacy and administrative law, especially in the wake of Sarbanes-Oxley; and updates on procedural due process, the distinction between legislative and nonlegislative rules, and Chevron deferencean examination-length problem at the end of each substantive chapter, with model answers in the Teacher's Manualnew and updated cases, including American Trucking Association v. Whitman, Mead Data Corporation, Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, Jifry v. FAA, and Mainstream Marketing Services v. FTCfully revised Teacher's Manual to aid in preparing for class

Table of Contents

Preface xxi
Administrative Agencies and Administrative Law
1(52)
What Is Administrative Law?
1(4)
Gilmore v. Lujan
1(2)
Note
3(1)
Warren, Administrative Law in the Political System
3(1)
Notes
4(1)
Administrative Agencies
5(7)
Federal Administrative Procedure Act
5(1)
Notes
5(1)
Freytag v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
5(5)
Notes
10(2)
Types of Agencies
12(7)
Notes
12(1)
Pierce, Administrative Law Treatise
13(2)
Warren, Administrative Law in the Political System
15(1)
Table 1-1. James Q. Wilson's Four Periods of Bureaucratic Growth
15(1)
Regulatory Program of the United States Government
16(1)
Notes
17(1)
Heifetz, ALJS, ADR, and ADP: The Future of Administrative Adjudication
18(1)
Agencies and Independence
19(17)
Bowsher v. Synar
19(5)
Morrison v. Olson
24(8)
Notes
32(4)
Historical Perspectives and the Future of Administrative Law
36(17)
Freedman, Crisis and Legitimacy: The Administrative Process and American Government
36(2)
Commoner, Perspective of Ecology, American Law: The Third Century
38(1)
Jaffe, The Illusion of the Ideal Administration
39(1)
Merrill, Capture Theory and the Courts: 1967-1983
40(3)
Sargentich, Teaching Administrative Law in the Twenty-First Century
43(1)
Aman, Globalization, Democracy, and the Need for a New Administrative Law
44(9)
Delegation of Powers
53(74)
Legislative Power
54(35)
Separation and Delegation
55(2)
Panama and Schechter Cases
57(2)
Post-1935 Federal Cases
59(5)
Mistretta v. United States
64(8)
Notes
72(1)
Federal Delegation: A Caveat
73(1)
American Trucking Assn. v. EPA
73(5)
Notes
78(1)
Whitman v. American Trucking Assn.
79(4)
Notes
83(1)
Individual Rights and Liberties
83(1)
Notes
83(1)
State Delegation
84(1)
State v. Broom
84(2)
Notes
86(1)
Delegation and Standards: Coda
87(2)
Judicial Power
89(38)
The United States Constitution and Judicial Power
89(1)
Debate on Federal Trade Commission Act
89(1)
Notes
90(1)
Thomas v. Union Carbide Agricultural Products Co.
91(2)
Notes
93(3)
Granfinanciera S.A. v. Nordberg
96(4)
Notes
100(1)
State Constitutions and Judicial Power
100(1)
McHugh v. Santa Monica Rent Control Board
100(6)
Notes
106(1)
Carrow & Reese, State Problems of Mass Administrative Justice: The Administrative Adjudication of Traffic Violations---A Case Study
107(2)
Rosenthal v. Hartnett
109(1)
Notes
110(1)
Remedies and Penalties
111(1)
Remedies
111(1)
Vainio v. Brookshire
111(2)
Notes
113(2)
In re Investigation of Lauricella
115(3)
Notes
118(1)
Penalties and Fines
119(1)
Texas Association of Business v. Texas Air Control Board
119(3)
Notes
122(3)
Chapter 2 Problem
125(2)
Investigations and Privacy
127(80)
Investigations
128(49)
Voluntary Disclosure
128(1)
In re Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. Billing Practices Litigation
129(6)
Notes
135(1)
Compulsory Disclosure
136(1)
Inspections, Examinations, and Searches
136(1)
Camara v. Municipal Court of the City and County of San Francisco
137(1)
Platteville Area Apartment Assn., et al. v. City of Platteville
138(5)
Notes
143(1)
New York v. Burger
144(6)
Notes
150(2)
McLaughlin v. A. B. Chance Co.
152(2)
De La Cruz v. Quackenbush
154(8)
Notes
162(1)
Subpoenas
163(2)
Texas Lawyers Insurance Exchange v. Resolution Trust Corp.
165(3)
Notes
168(1)
EEOC v. Kloster Cruise Ltd.
169(2)
Notes
171(2)
Notes: Administrative Procedure Act
173(1)
FTC v. American Tobacco Co.
173(1)
Notes
174(3)
Privacy and Access to Information
177(25)
Privacy and the Freedom of Information Act
177(1)
Freedom of Information Act
177(2)
Notes
179(2)
National Archives and Records Administration v. Favish
181(5)
Notes
186(1)
Development of EFOIA
187(2)
The Privacy Act
189(3)
Doe v. Chao
192(3)
Notes
195(1)
Privacy and the U.S. Constitution
196(1)
Whalen v. Roe
196(2)
Doe v. Delie
198(3)
Notes
201(1)
Sunshine Laws
202(5)
Government in the Sunshine Act
202(3)
Notes
205(1)
Chapter 3 Problem
206(1)
Rules and Rulemaking
207(122)
Terminology and Rulemaking
207(7)
Schwartz, Administrative Terminology and the Administrative Procedure Act
207(3)
Warren, Administrative Law in the Political System
210(1)
Cordero v. Corbisiero
211(1)
Notes
212(2)
Rules
214(12)
Substantive/Legislative Rules
214(1)
In re Permanent Surface Mining Regulation Litigation
214(3)
Notes
217(1)
American Hospital Assn. v. NLRB
218(3)
Notes
221(1)
Other Types of Rules/Nonlegislative Rules
222(1)
Anthony, Interpretive Rules, Policy Statements, Guidances, Manuals, and the Like---Should Federal Agencies Use Them to Bind the Public?
222(2)
Comments
224(2)
Legal Effect
226(16)
Substantive/Legislative Rules
226(1)
Reuters Ltd. v. FCC
226(3)
Notes
229(1)
Bowen v. Georgetown University Hospital
230(4)
Notes
234(1)
Other Types of Rules/Nonlegislative Rules
235(1)
La Casa del Convaleciente v. Sullivan
235(4)
Notes
239(3)
Cost-Benefit Analysis
242(8)
Executive Order 12291
242(1)
Notes
243(1)
American Textile Manufacturers Inst. v. Donovan
244(5)
Notes
249(1)
Publication
250(3)
Federal Crop Insurance Corp. v. Merrill
250(2)
Notes
252(1)
Excursus on Estoppel
253(9)
Office of Personnel Management v. Richmond
253(7)
Notes
260(2)
Rulemaking Procedure
262(34)
Federal Administrative Procedure Act
262(1)
Notes
263(3)
Jifry v. FAA
266(6)
Notes
272(2)
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. v. Natural Resources Defense Council
274(6)
Notes
280(1)
United States v. Florida East Coast Railway
281(6)
Notes
287(2)
Association of National Advertisers v. FTC
289(3)
Notes
292(1)
Additional Procedures: Reg-Flex
293(1)
U.S. Telecom Assn. v. FCC
294(2)
Notes
296(1)
Rules Versus Orders
296(9)
NLRB v. Wyman-Gordon Co.
296(7)
Notes
303(2)
Legislative Review
305(8)
INS v. Chadha
305(7)
Notes
312(1)
Negotiated Rulemaking
313(7)
USA Group Loan Services v. Riley
313(4)
Coglianese, Assessing Consensus: The Promise and Performance of Negotiated Rulemaking
317(1)
Harter, Fear of Commitment: An Affliction of Adolescents
318(2)
Rulemaking and the Internet
320(9)
Section 206 of the E Government Act of 2002
320(1)
Noveck, The Electronic Revolution in Rulemaking
320(7)
Chapter 4 Problem
327(2)
Right to Be Heard
329(104)
Legislative Versus Judicial Functions
329(12)
Bi-Metallic Investment Co. v. Colorado
329(2)
Notes
331(2)
Hollinrake v. Law Enforcement Academy
333(1)
Notes
334(3)
In re Appeal of Stratton Corp.
337(3)
Notes
340(1)
Privileges
341(6)
Smith v. Liquor Control Commission
341(2)
Notes
343(4)
Entitlements
347(76)
The Due Process Revolution
347(1)
Goldberg v. Kelly
347(5)
Brennan, Reason, Passion and ``The Progress of the Law''
352(2)
Notes
354(3)
Brookpark Entertainment, Inc. v. Taft
357(3)
Notes
360(1)
Friendly, Some Kind of Hearing
360(1)
Note
361(1)
Goss v. Lopez
362(5)
Notes
367(1)
Mathews v. Eldridge
368(8)
Notes
376(1)
Schwartz, A Decade of Administrative Law: 1987--1996
377(2)
Hamdi v. Rumsfeld
379(12)
Notes
391(1)
The Narowing Scope of Liberty and Property Interests
392(1)
Liberty Interests
392(1)
Sandin v. Conner
392(5)
Notes
397(1)
Property Interests
398(1)
Colson v. Sillman
398(3)
Notes
401(1)
Weston v. Hammons
402(9)
Notes
411(1)
Waiver
411(1)
National Independent Coal Opeator's Assn. v. Kleppe
411(2)
Notes
413(2)
Postponed Hearings
415(1)
Haskell v. Department of Agriculture
415(1)
Notes
415(2)
Emergency Cases
417(1)
FDIC v. Mallen
417(4)
Notes
421(2)
Flexible Due Process
423(10)
Gray Panthers v. Schweiker
423(5)
Notes
428(4)
Chapter 5 Problem
432(1)
Evidentiary Hearings and Decisions
433(142)
Warren, Administrative Law in the Political System
433(1)
Parties in Interest and Intervention
434(10)
Office of Communication v. FCC
434(6)
Notes
440(2)
Sarasota County Public Hospital v. Department of Health
442(1)
Notes
443(1)
Notice and Pleadings
444(7)
Comments
444(1)
Yellow Freight System v. Martin
445(4)
Notes
449(2)
Nature of Hearing
451(4)
Johnson Newspaper Corp. v. Melino
451(3)
Notes
454(1)
Counsel
455(6)
Comments
455(1)
Department of Labor v. Triplett
456(3)
Notes
459(2)
From Examiners to Administrative Law Judges
461(9)
Guerrero v. New Jersey
461(1)
Notes
462(1)
Federal Administrative Procedure Act
463(1)
Notes
464(1)
Notice of Change of Title
464(1)
Notes
465(1)
Administrative Conference of the United States, Federal Administrative Law Judge Hearings
466(1)
Administrative Conference of the United States, The Federal Administrative Judiciary (Draft)
467(1)
Notes
468(2)
Bias
470(14)
Gibson v. Berryhill
470(1)
Notes
471(1)
Bird v. Bland County School Board
472(4)
1616 Second Ave. v. State Liquor Authority
476(3)
Notes
479(1)
Rosa v. Bowen
480(4)
Notes
484(1)
Combination of Functions
484(18)
Withrow v. Larkin
484(5)
Notes
489(1)
Beer Garden v. State Liquor Authority
490(2)
Notes
492(3)
Statement of Administrative Policy on Separations of Functions
495(7)
Evidence
502(13)
Comments
502(2)
Wagstaff v. Department of Employment Security
504(2)
Notes
506(1)
Richardson v. Perales
506(8)
Notes
514(1)
Burden of Proof
515(7)
Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs v. Greenwich Collieries
515(6)
Notes
521(1)
Illegal Evidence
522(4)
Powell v. Secretary of State
522(2)
Notes
524(2)
Exclusiveness of Record
526(8)
Comments
526(1)
Gearan v. Department of Health and Human Services
527(2)
Notes
529(1)
Banegas v. Heckler
530(1)
Notes
531(3)
Official Notice
534(10)
In re Griffith
534(1)
Notes
535(3)
Heckler v. Campbell
538(3)
Notes
541(1)
Table 6-1. Residual Functional Capacity: Maximum Sustained Work Capability Limited to Sedentary Work as a Result of Severe Medically Determinable Impairment(s)
542(2)
Decision Process
544(16)
Pre-APA
544(1)
Morgan v. United States
544(2)
Notes
546(4)
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. Public Utilities Commn.
550(1)
Notes
551(3)
APA
554(1)
Federal Administrative Procedure Act
554(1)
Notes
555(1)
FCC v. Allentown Broadcasting Corp.
555(1)
Notes
556(2)
Eads v. Secretary of Health and Human Services
558(1)
Notes
559(1)
Decisions and Findings
560(9)
Adams v. Board of Review
560(4)
Notes
564(2)
De St. Germain v. Employment Division
566(3)
Reconsideration
569(6)
ICC v. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
569(3)
Note
572(1)
Chapter 6 Problem
573(2)
Judicial Review
575(178)
Warren, Administrative Law in the Political System
575(1)
Notes
576(2)
Statutory Silence
578(5)
Stark v. Wickard
578(4)
Notes
582(1)
Statutory Preclusion
583(7)
Department of Environmental Protection v. Civil Service Commission
583(2)
Notes
585(1)
Webster v. Doe
586(4)
Notes
590(1)
APA and Review of Discretion
590(6)
Heckler v. Chaney
591(4)
Notes
595(1)
Standing
596(20)
Comments
597(1)
Air Courier Conference v. Postal Workers Union
598(4)
Note
602(1)
Bennett v. Spear
602(5)
Notes
607(1)
Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife
608(8)
Note
616(1)
Primary Jurisdiction
616(12)
Farmers Insurance Exchange v. Superior Court
616(9)
Notes
625(1)
Far East Conference v. United States
625(2)
Notes
627(1)
Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies
628(20)
Comments
628(2)
Portela-Gonzalez v. Secretary of the Navy
630(5)
Notes
635(3)
Darby v. Cisneros
638(5)
Notes
643(1)
Comment
643(1)
Sims v. Apfel
643(5)
Notes
648(1)
Ripeness for Review
648(8)
Dietary Supplemental Coalition v. Sullivan
648(3)
Notes
651(1)
National Park Hospitality Assn. v. Department of Interior
652(4)
Tort Suits as Review Actions
656(7)
United States v. Gaubert
656(5)
Notes
661(2)
Scope of Review
663(90)
Substantial Evidence Rule
663(1)
Comments
663(2)
Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB
665(5)
Notes
670(2)
American Textile Manufacturers Inst. v. Donovan
672(5)
Notes
677(1)
Arbitrary and Capricious
678(1)
Citizens to Preserve Overton Park v. Volpe
678(2)
Notes
680(1)
Association of Data Processing Service Organizations v. Board of Governors
681(4)
Notes
685(1)
Mainstream Marketing Services v. FTC
685(6)
Notes
691(1)
Comments: State Scope of Review
691(1)
Agency Delay
692(1)
Heckler v. Day
692(5)
Notes
697(1)
Constitutional Fact and Fundamental Rights
697(1)
Public Service Commn. v. General Telephone Co.
697(5)
Notes
702(1)
Alameda County v. Board of Retirement
703(5)
Notes
708(1)
Chevron Doctrine
709(1)
Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council
709(5)
Notes
714(2)
Christensen v. Harris
716(4)
Notes
720(1)
United States v. Mead Corp.
721(14)
Notes
735(1)
Rains, The Little Day Planner That Could
736(1)
Gonzales v. Oregon
737(14)
Notes
751(1)
Chapter 7 Problem
752(1)
Appendix Federal Administrative Procedure Act 753(12)
Table of Cases 765(10)
Index 775

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