Administrative rulemaking
Subtitle: winning strategies when using or opposing federal agency rules
By: James T. O'Reilly.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Thomson/West
Published: 2007
Place of publication: [St. Paul, Minn.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 534
Subjects: Administrative procedure -- United States.; Judicial review of administrative acts -- United States.; Administrative regulation drafting -- United States.
Other titles: Winning strategies when using or opposing federal agency rules.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Why care about federal rulemaking?; value: Definitions; value: Avoiding rulemaking procedures; value: Initiation of a rule: ideas, directives, and petitions; value: Developing the rule; value: Making, assembling, and responding to comments; value: Analysis and impact requirements; value: Agency handling of the rulemaking comments; value: Negotiated rules & consent settlements; value: Preambles & history of rules; value: Political influence on final rules; value: Making a rule "final" and "effective"; value: How do courts review final rules?; value: Courts respond to delays in rulemaking or refusals to adopt rules; value: Procedural defenses against rulemaking litigation; value: When is a rule arbitrary or otherwise vulnerable to reversal?; value: Reviewing rules for substantial evidence support; value: When will courts defer to agency choices in rulemaking?; value: Other bases for judicial review of final rules; value: Effects of congressional choices; value: Preemption of state actions by federal rules; value: Rulemaking contrasted to adjudication.