《ADMINISTRATIVE LAW THE LAW OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES》求取 ⇩

1. Overview of the Scope， Role and Purpose of Administrative Law1

1.1 What Is Administrative Law？2

1.2 Historical Overview2

1.3 Importance to the Corporate Manager3

1.3.1 Procedure versus Substance4

1.4 Agencies versus Commissions5

1.5 What Do Agencies Do？6

1.5.1 Acquisition of Information6

1.5.2 Rulemaking7

1.5.3 Adjudication7

1.5.4 The Administrative Procedures Act7

1.6 A Note on Legal Nomenclature and Form9

1.6.1 Citations9

2. Agency Power13

2.1 Delegation of Legislative Power -Rulemaking14

2.1.1 Do Any Limits Exist？16

2.2 Delegation of Judicial Power-Adjudication16

2.2.1 Limitations17

2.3 Acquisition of Information17

2.3.1 Subpoena Power17

2.3.2 Mandatory Reporting18

2.3.3 Physical Inspection20

2.3.4 Investigatory Hearings28

2.4 Congressional Curtailment of Agency Power30

2.4.1 The Freedom of Information Act30

2.4.2 The Privacy Act33

2.4.3 The Government in the Sunshine Act33

2.4.4 The Regulatory Flexibility Act35

3. Rulemaking39

3.1 Types of Rules40

3.1.1 Legislative Rules41

3.1.2 Interpretive Rules44

3.1.3 Procedural Rules47

3.1.4 General Policy Statements48

3.2 Rulemaking under the Administrative Procedures Act49

3.2.1 Informal Rulemaking-“Notice and Comment”51

3.2.2 Formal Rulemaking-“On the Record”55

3.3 Where to Find the Rules57

3.3.1 The Federal Register57

3.3.2 The Code of Federal Regulations59

4. Adjudication and “Orders”61

4.1 The Right to a Hearing62

4.1.1 Procedural Due Process62

4.1.2 Statutory Right70

4.2 Parties to Adjudication- The “Ashbacker Doctrine”71

4.3 “Exclusiveness of the Record”72

4.4 Who Decides？-The Morgan Case73

4.4.1 Administrative Law Judges and Decisions77

5. Judicial Review of Agency Action79

5.1 Procedural Obstacles79

5.1.1 Standing to Sue81

5.1.2 Procedural Prerequisites to Judicial Review86

5.1.3 Jurisdiction90

5.2 The Scope of Judicial Review96

5.2.1 The Administrative Record99

5.2.2 The Standards for Reviewing the Record103

5.3 Environmental Impact Statements and Judicial Review108

5.3.1 The Basic Rules109

5.3.2 What Is a Significant Environmental Effect？111

5.3.3 What Type of EIS Is Required？114

5.3.4 When Should Environmental Considerations Begin？114

5.3.5 How Does One Test a Negative Determination？115

6. Concluding Remarks119

Appendix A： Text Citations to the Administrative Procedures Act121

Appendix B： Table of Cases123

Glossary131

Index135