Due to a change in policy, FDLI will no longer post each of the Journal as it is published. Although past issues of the Journal will remain online, newer Volumes will not be released until six months after the release of the final issue. The full text of the articles in Volume 56 will be available in June 2002.
International engagement is an essential component of our work.
As part of the FSI, FDA has recognized the need for a far greater foreign presence, rather than relying on surveillance at the U.S. border. FDA, currently engaged with 19 of 21 Codex committees and task forces, is committed to continuing and strengthening its work in Codex. The Center's Affirmative Agenda for International Activities will continue to be the vehicle that will be used to prioritize and communicate its work in the international field. Judge Lamberth also explores the resurgence of the nondelegation doctrine and what impact this may have in the future. The article concludes with a personal note describing Judge Lamberth's recent experience presiding over the case of Washington Legal Foundation v. Henney.