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ACUS, Stanford Law School, and NYU School of Law Announce Report on Artificial Intelligence in Federal Agencies

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Harry M. Seidman, Administrative Conference of the United States, (202) 480-2085, hseidman@acus.gov; Stephanie Ashe, Stanford Law School, (650) 723-2232, sashe@law.stanford.edu; Michael Orey, NYU School of Law, (914) 330-5555, michael.orey@nyu.edu Washington…

ACUS to Co-Host Forum on “Nationwide Injunctions and Federal Regulatory Programs”

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Harry M. Seidman Phone: 202. 480. 2085 Email: hseidman@acus.gov ACUS to Co-Host Forum on “Nationwide Injunctions and Federal Regulatory Programs” Washington D.C., January 31, 2020 – On February 12, 2020 at 10:00 a.m., the Administrative Conference of the…

Information Interchange Bulletins: A New ACUS Resource

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The 1964 Administrative Conference Act authorizes ACUS to “arrange for interchange among administrative agencies of information potentially useful in improving administrative procedure.” In its 56-year existence, ACUS has done that by promulgating official recommendations, releasing…

ACUS Adopts Five Recommendations to Improve Efficiency, Fairness, Transparency, and Public Participation in Government Programs

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Harry M. Seidman 202.480.2085 hseidman@acus.gov ACUS Adopts Five Recommendations to Improve Efficiency, Fairness, Transparency, and Public Participation in Government Programs Washington, December 13, 2019 – At its 72nd Plenary Session on December 12, the…

Regulatory Review Features Essays Based on ACUS Co-Sponsored Workshop

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The Penn Program on Regulation’s Regulatory Review is featuring a series of essays on “Using Rigorous Policy Pilots to Improve Governance.” The series continues a conversation sparked at the May 30, 2019, Workshop on Rigorous Policy Pilots. The workshop, organized by Santa Clara Law Professor…

Agenda Set for 72nd Plenary on December 12

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The agenda is set for the 72nd Plenary Session, which will take place Thursday, December 12, at The George Washington University Law School. The ACUS Assembly will consider five proposed recommendations at this season's Plenary: Agency Economists. This project explores institutional issues…

ACUS Committee Approves Proposed Recommendation on Acting Agency Officials and Delegations of Authority

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On November 4, the Committee on Administration and Management approved a series of draft recommendations offering agencies best practices related to the use of acting officials and delegations of authority when a Senate-confirmed position sits vacant. As discussed in a…

ACUS Consultants to Participate in ABA Panels on AI in Enforcement and Adjudication

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As federal agencies increasingly look to artificial intelligence to support their adjudication workloads and enforcement efforts, the ACUS Office of the Chairman is working with scholars on the forefront of researching agencies’ use of AI and its legal and practical implications. As part of this…

ACUS Committee Approves Proposed Recommendation on Listing Agency Officials

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On November 4, the Committee on Administration and Management approved a series of draft recommendations to agencies and to the Office of Personnel Management regarding the identification of high-level agency officials on their websites. Although the identities and terms of cabinet secretaries,…

Interpretive Rules in Practice

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This article was authored by Blake Emerson, Assistant Professor of Law at UCLA School of Law, and Ronald M. Levin, William R. Orthwein Distinguished Professor of Law at Washington University in St. Louis. This article first appeared in the Regulatory Review's series on "Prioritizing Accessibility…

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