Thanks to everyone who participated in selecting our new blog name. We received suggestions from blog commenters, friends at GovLoop, the...
Thanks to everyone who participated in selecting our new blog name. We received suggestions from blog commenters, friends at GovLoop, the...
The Administrative Conference is beginning to ramp up its social media efforts. As we continue to grow, we are leveraging our blog to highlight Conference Member...
Susan Dudley, Director of The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center and Administrative Conference Public Member, responded to the January 18 ...
The Administrative Conference welcomes federal employees who are interested in joining ACUS for 4-6 month details as Staff Attorney/Analysts. Click here to learn more. The Administrative Conference offers details through the...
Procedural rules are an important part of litigation. They protect litigants' interests and further the cause of justice. But sometimes, mistakes are made, and procedural rules fail to live up to their promise. In such cases, procedural rules can keep people from getting their day in court or...
Administrative Conference adopts its first recommendation. Recommendation 2010-1 was approved at last week's plenary session with minor amendments. Click here for...
Read Professor Sharkey's report on Federal Agency Preemption of State Law by visiting our Research Page > Current Projects > Regulatory Preemption or by simply visiting this...
November 30 | 9:30am-noon
The Brookings Institution, Falk Auditorium, 1775 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington, D.C. The Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings and the Administrative Conference of the United States will host a panel discussion of leading scholars and...
Join us for the 53rd Plenary of the Administrative Conference on December 9 and 10, 2010 at the National Archives.
Members of the Public are welcome granted they RSVP with Name by Date.