This post is the sixth in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
In 1953, Congress requested a second Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of...
This post is the sixth in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
In 1953, Congress requested a second Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of...
The Committee on Judicial Review recently voted to approve a proposed recommendation on agency guidance through interpretive rules.
In 2017, the Assembly approved a recommendation...
This post is the fifth in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
On March 24, 1953, Chief Justice Fred Vinson sent a letter to President Dwight Eisenhower...
This season, ACUS is considering revisions to the model rules for implementing the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA).
In 1980, President Jimmy Carter signed...
This post is the fourth in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
In the summer of 1949, a Special Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee...
This post is the third in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
The ...
This post is the second in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
In 1939, as Congress debated the Walter-Logan Bill, President Roosevelt asked Attorney...
Government agencies produce thousands, if not millions, of advisory statements each year. Access to this guidance—expressed in Federal Register notices, website postings, speeches by agency heads, routine communications with individuals, and a wide variety of other pronouncements—is...
This post is the first in a nine-part series about the historical antecedents of ACUS.
On January 12, 1937, President Franklin Roosevelt...
AdministrativeFIX is launching a new weekly series focused on the history of ACUS.
Each Thursday, we’ll share anecdotes, reports, photographs, and primary documents from ACUS’s 55-year history. Join us as we explore the agency’s history from the passage of the...