Our History: Told By You - a 50th Anniversary Blog Post Series
Celebrating ACUS’s 50th anniversary happily coincides with a major 40-year milestone for the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA),...
Celebrating ACUS’s 50th anniversary happily coincides with a major 40-year milestone for the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA),...
Administrative law scholars have long analogized the relationship between Congress and federal agencies to that between a principal and agent in commercial law. Nevertheless, few have undertaken detailed empirical analysis examining the faithfulness of bureaucratic “agents” in executing the...
CLE materials are now available for the Oct. 16, 2014 ABA event ACUS: The View from the Federal Bench. Several prominent active and retired federal judges (list below) will reflect...
A recent article by Chairman Ruth Goldway of the Postal Regulatory Commission in Federal Times discusses a program that helps articulate the interests of the general public in agency proceedings. Chairman Goldway believes this type of program could be useful in helping agencies become...
On August 28, 2014, ACUS’s Office of the Chairman filed a comment with the EU Ombudsman in connection with an inquiry concerning potential reforms to the composition and operation of EU expert advisory groups. ACUS Attorney Advisors Emily S...
The Administrative Conference’s updated Fall Committee Schedule is below. For more information and to RSVP, please click on the meeting links below.
The...
On May 20–21, ACUS Attorney Advisors Reeve T. Bull and Amber Williams participated in a conference convening regulatory experts from both the United States and China to discuss administrative licensing reform.
The following guest post from Department of Commerce Attorney...
On July 31, Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS), joined by Senators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Jon...
This is a guest post authored by Charles Tyler and E. Donald Elliott. Mr. Elliott is a Senior Fellow of the...