Administrative law
Subtitle: Indian tribes & the federal agency maze CLE conference.
Contributors: Arizona State University. College of Law.
Publisher: Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University
Published: 2006
Place of publication: [Tempe, Ariz.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc.; Indians of North America -- Government relations.; Administrative law -- United States.; Administrative agencies -- United States.
Other titles: Indian tribes and the federal agency maze.
Notes: Cover title.

Materials prepared for a CLE conference held November 30 and December 1, 2006 at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University.

Accompanied by supplemental material.
Table of contents: value: Agency authority and structure / Kevin Gover; value: History of the Federal Indian Administration / Robert N. Clinton; value: The tribal choice to engage federal agencies / Sam Deloria; value: Agency rulemaking / Kevin K. Washburn; value: Statutory and executive requirements of consultation with Indian tribes / Kevin Gover; value: Judicial review of agency action / Lee Bergen; value: Judicial review of agency action / Gwenellen Janov; value: The federal budget process / James H. McDivitt; value: Why do agencies do what they do? / Robert Anderson; value: How to influence the administrative law process / Elizabeth Lohah Homer; value: Ethics, the trust responsibility, and administrative law / John D. Leshy; value: Agency adjudication / Michael J. Anderson; value: Establishing tribal administrative procedures / Patricia Mariella.