Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice, U.S. Politics - Public Affairs & Administration, Case Law - General & Miscellaneous

Administrative Law Cases and Materials

Name: Administrative Law Cases and Materials
Author: Ronald A. Cass
ISBN: 9780735524262

by Ronald A. Cass

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This highly regarded casebook presents Administrative Law as a vital force in policy-making, law enactment, and politics. In its Fourth Edition, Administrative Law: Cases and Materials reflects developments both in law and in the classroom. Satisfied users of previous editions will recognize these distinctive characteristics:

outstanding authorship — Dean Cass, Professor Diver, and Professor Beermann are all respected scholars with experience in both teaching and practice
skillful integration of doctrinal analysis and procedural rules with substantive policy areas enables students to recognize the relevance of Administrative Law in policy and contemporary politics
selected provisions from the Constitution of the United States, the Administrative Procedure Act, and related provisions conveniently reprinted in the Appendix Revisions to the Fourth Edition enhance the teachability of the casebook with:
streamlined note material
new subject headings
clearer transitions between topics to heighten accessibility

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Besides incorporating developments since 1998 in the case law, legislative and regulatory arenas, and scholarly literature, Cass (law, Boston U.) notes that this edition goes beyond traditional administrative law texts by using the case study method and shifting the focus from direct judicial supervision to indirect legal control of administrative behavior. A case study on the Occupational Safety and Health Act opens the discussion in the section on the institutional framework of administrative agencies. Part II treats the functions of policy formation, adjudication, enforcement, and licensing. Liability and public access are discussed in the section on indirect controls. Appends selected provisions of the US Constitution, a table of cases, and table of secondary authorities. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)