Search Results - "Magill, M Elizabeth"
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Agency Choice of Policymaking Form
Published in The University of Chicago law review (01-10-2004)“…Everyone knows that administrative agencies choose their policymaking forms, that they choose differently across time and across agencies, and that courts do…”
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IN MEMORY OF J. Paul Lomio
Published in Stanford law review (01-01-2016)“…In memory of the services provided to Stanford Law School and the Stanford Law Review, we dedicate the first issue of Volume 68 to the memory of J. Paul Lomio,…”
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Beyond Powers and Branches in Separation of Powers Law
Published in University of Pennsylvania law review (01-12-2001)“…Magill argues that the two central commitments of contemporary separation of powers law are a failure. Taking seriously the failings of current law offers at…”
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The Real Separation in Separation of Powers Law
Published in Virginia law review (01-09-2000)“…Lawyers should not be discouraged that they seem to make so little progress in their so-called "3 body problem": the function of and relationship among the 3…”
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THE REVOLUTION THAT WASN'T
Published in Northwestern University law review (01-09-2004)“…A principal legacy of the Rehnquist Court is its revitalization of doctrines associated with federalism. That jurisprudence has many critics and many…”
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FOREWORD
Published in Stanford journal of civil rights & civil liberties (01-05-2018)“…A recent poll by the Washington Post and Kaiser Family Foundation found that one in five Americans have attended a protest or a rally in the last two years,…”
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Standing for the Public: A Lost History
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Temporary Accidents?
Published in Michigan Law Review (01-04-2008)“…There is no hidden agenda in Steven Croley's' new book. Franklin D. Roosevelt's words appear in the book's concluding pages. Administrative tribunals,…”
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THE FIRST WORD
Published in The William and Mary Bill of Rights journal (01-10-2007)“…To assert their will, Presidents can rely on the appointment power to place like-minded officials in key positions, conduct White House review of important…”
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Congressional Control Over Agency Rulemaking: The Nutrition Labeling and Education Act's Hammer Provisions
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Regulation and Public Interests: The Possibility of Good Regulatory Government
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