Administrative Constitutionalism

The US Food and Drug Administration adopts a rule requiring tobacco companies to include graphic images warning of the health risks associated with smoking, defending the rule at length against the claim it violates the First and Fifth Amendments. The Department of Education and the Department of Ju...

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Published in:Texas law review 2013-06, Vol.91 (7), p.1897
Main Author: Metzger, Gillian E
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Constitutions
Enforcement
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Political theory
Politics
Presidents
Public administration
Transparency
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