Christopher J. Walker discusses how developments in administrative law doctrines could constrain agency action.

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The President’s concern about trade partners’ “cheating” is an insufficient justification for the tariffs.

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Amid increased societal demands and regulatory burdens, corporations have invested billions of dollars into compliance ...

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Over 50 years have passed since the passage of Title IX, a federal civil rights law administered by the U.S. Department of ...

Although it remains uncertain whether PROMs will realize their potential, Hoffman and Podgurski offer these proposals as ...

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Prior to its collapse, Super League organizers filed suit in the EU courts asking them to strike down UEFA regulations ...

The food safety regulatory system is currently managed by multiple federal agencies that each has its own jurisdiction. In ...

Experts explain that fulfilling the environmental promises of renewable energy will require improvements in critical mineral ...