Representation (Recommendations)
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- Recommendation number: 86-1
- Adopted on: June 19, 1986
- Tags: Immigration, Representation, Veterans
- Recommendation number: 72-7
- Adopted on: December 15, 1972
- Tags: Congress, Judicial Review, Military, Representation
Section 10(b)(3) of the Military Selective Service Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 460(b)(3) (1970), in terms forbids judicial review of administrative determinations relating to the classification and processing of Selective Service registrants, except as incident to criminal prosecutions. In fact, the writ of habeas corpus is available to a registrant who submits to induction and...
- Recommendation number: 72-3
- Adopted on: June 9, 1972
- Prisoners, Representation
The U.S. Board of Parole consists of eight members and employs a staff of eight examiners. It conducts about 17,000 proceedings a year relating to the grant or denial of parole, involving about 12,000 prison interviews, and close to 2,000 proceedings relating to the revocation or continuation of parole. The Board controls approximately two-thirds of the time actually served...
- Recommendation number: 68-5
- Adopted on: December 11, 1968
- Tags: Advisory Committees, Congress, Representation, Rulemaking
A. Agency Efforts
1. Federal agencies should engage more extensively in affirmative, self-initiated efforts to ascertain directly from the poor their views with respect to rulemaking that may affect them substantially. For this purpose, agencies should make strong efforts, by use of existing as well as newly devised procedures, to obtain...