Room 213, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9 a.m. In this course you will learn how administrative agencies fit into the legal scheme. This is not an administrative practice class, but rather an effort to examine the law affecting how agencies operate.
Some legal problems affect agencies in general, and arise again and again in different contexts.
We will talk about the ability of the legislature, the executive itself, and particularly the courts, to control what agencies do. The policy questions hinted at in the last question must be examined because of the changing nature of administrative law. In fact, administrative law reflects current events as much as, or more than, any course in the curriculum today. We will use materials prepared by Professors Rogers and Healy . The method will be class discussion and argumentative analysis.