Administrative Law

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Introduction

Administrative Law targets legislation and other government actions involving delegation of authority to government departments and agencies. The scope includes rulemaking processes, judicial review of agency decisions and the disclosure of governmental information.

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Finding Sources

By State

To find adminstrative law sources for your state, follow these steps:

Select the "Browse" option on the sources tab, select Area of Law
Click on the folder for "Administrative Law"
Select "United States" from the Country dropdown box; a new box will appear with US regions and states
Select your state from the new box to restrict the sources list to just your state
Select the source(s) you want to search and click the "OK-Continue" button

Index Terms

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Try adding the terms:

Administrative Law
Administrative Law Judges
Agency Adjudication

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