Administrative Law: Principles and Practice

Author: John H. Reese
Published: January 2000
Publisher: West Group
ISBN: 031404986X
Hardcover Book
Number of Pages: 844

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The author of this book designed it for use in a basic law school course. Accordingly, it consists of 826 pages to permit a reasonable pace of study during the semester. This book is designed to be a teaching-learning tool and not a desk book. Although is not simplistic, neither is it encyclopedic. Attention is given to state and local administrative law, although federal materials are central to the text and are used to develop the various models for analysis.

Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Ch. 1 An Introduction to Administrative Law 1
Ch. 2 Introduction to the Administrative Procedure Act and Public Information 92
Ch. 3 Agency Administration of Its Legislative Program 120
Ch. 4 Procedural Requirements for Rule Making - Federal 185
Ch. 5 Procedural Requirements for Adjudication - Federal 232
Ch. 6 Procedural Rights of Persons and Parties 290
Ch. 7 Constitutionally Required Procedural Fairness 323
Ch. 8 Formal Hearings 421
Ch. 9 Agency Decisions in Formal Proceedings 463
Ch. 10 Additional APA Provisions 516
Ch. 11 Availability of Judicial Review 533
Ch. 12 Standing: Models for Analysis and Prediction 562
Ch. 13 Timing of Judicial Review and Relief Pending Review 640
Ch. 14 Scope of Judicial Review 698
Index 827

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