Administrative Law

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Court-Proofing the Administrative State

Court-Proofing the Administrative State

Recent Supreme Court rulings create the need to insulate administrative decisions from judicial review.

Chevron Is Dead–But Agency Deference Might Not Be

Chevron Is Dead–But Agency Deference Might Not Be

A Penn Program on Regulation panel addresses the implications of overturning the Chevron doctrine.

The Important Case that Most People Know Nothing About

The Important Case that Most People Know Nothing About

United States v. Eaton serves as the constitutional basis for thousands of executive branch decisions.

Rethinking Administrative Law for the Environment

Rethinking Administrative Law for the Environment

Scholar argues that a recalibration of administrative law is necessary to respect congressional intent in environmental statutes.

The Administrative State in a Project 2025 World

The Administrative State in a Project 2025 World

President Trump’s Project 2025 vision requires progressives to provide an equally compelling alternative.

High Minimum Fines in China Undermine Administrative Discretion

High Minimum Fines in China Undermine Administrative Discretion

China’s minimum fines foster uniform penalties across infractions and prevent leniency for minor violations.