This course focuses on administrative law research, including federal regulations, the federal rulemaking process, documents produced by federal agencies such as “no action” letters and guidance documents, and research into the enabling legislation and related legislative process. It will also cover research into legislative and regulatory stakeholders, demonstrating tools to discover information on companies, lobbyists, and individuals, with the goal of facilitating student research expertise in addressing administrative law issues in practice. Classwork will be supplemented by discussions with current practitioners in the regulatory field, demonstrating real-world issues faced by administrative lawyers.
Spring 2021
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514.01 | Research and/or analytical paper(s), 10-15 pages Oral presentation Short Research Assignments Class participation | Jane Bahnson, Wickliffe Shreve | W 2:00 PM-3:50 PM | ||
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