Judicial review of administrative action in the United States
Richard K Albert, Anna Nikolayeva
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Richard K Albert, Anna Nikolayeva
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In this article, the authors explain and evaluate the judicial review of administrative action under the United States Constitution. After discussing the birth of the administrative state, the authors introduce and analyze the forms of judicial review of administrative action as well as the origins and variable degree of judicial deference to administrative action. The authors close with a discussion on the future of judicial review of administrative action in the United States.
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In this article, the authors explain and evaluate the judicial review of administrative action under the United States Constitution. After discussing the birth of the administrative state, the authors introduce and analyze the forms of judicial review of administrative action as well as the origins and variable degree of judicial deference to administrative action. The authors close with a discussion on the future of judicial review of administrative action in the United States.
Key concepts: Judicial review, Administrative law, Constitution, Action (physics), Political science, Deference, State (computer science), Law