Judicial review of federal executive action
Subtitle: a compilation of cases that exhibit the extent of the power in the federal judiciary to review the acts of executive officers, boards, bureaus and commissions of the United States in proceedings for injunction and mandamus under the law in the District of Columbia, and in proceedings for those remedies under the general jurisdictional acts, in the District courts of the United States in the states, that have not been superseded by special statutory remedies
By: by Patrick H. Loughran ...
Contributors: United States. Congress.; United States. District Courts.
Publisher: The Michie Company
Published: 1930
Place of publication: Charlottesville, Va
Language: eng
Subjects: Executive power -- United States.; Administrative law -- United States.; Courts -- United States.; Injunctions -- Washington (D.C.); Mandamus -- Washington (D.C.); Remedies (Law) -- United States.; Executive departments -- United States.; United States -- Officials and employees.