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Unconstitutional Rulemaking: The Civil Justice Reform Act and Separation of Powers

Linda S. Mullenix

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the creation of advisory groups; 4 the production of white papers, reports, and studies; 5 and even executive orders for civil justice reform.6 In 1990, Congress responded with the Civil Justice Reform Act.7 The Act created an advisory rulemaking group for each of the ninety-four federal district courts, and required each group to formulate an expense and delay reduction

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the creation of advisory groups; 4 the production of white papers, reports, and studies; 5 and even executive orders for civil justice reform.6 In 1990, Congress responded with the Civil Justice Reform Act.7 The Act created an advisory rulemaking group for each of the ninety-four federal district courts, and required each group to formulate an expense and delay reduction

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the creation of advisory groups; 4 the production of white papers, reports, and studies; 5 and even executive orders for civil justice reform.6 In 1990, Congress responded with the Civil Justice Reform Act.7 The Act created an advisory rulemaking group for each of the ninety-four federal district courts, and required each group to formulate an expense and delay reduction

Key concepts: Rulemaking, Separation of powers, Political science, Reform Act, Economic Justice, Law, Law and economics, Public administration

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