GOVERNMENT BENEFITS AND THE RULE OF LAW: TOWARD A STANDARDS-BASED THEORY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

Levy and Shapiro discuss a standards-based theory of judicial review for the limitation of government benefits. The standards-based approach supports a broad right to judicial review that would encompass most administrative decisions, including decisions concerning government benefits.

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Published in:Administrative law review 2006-07, Vol.58 (3), p.499-550
Main Authors: Levy, Richard E., Shapiro, Sidney A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Administrative agencies
Administrative courts
Administrative law
Benefits continuation
Due process of law
Federal courts
Government mandates
Immunity
Judicial review
Judicial reviews
Jurisdiction
Public administration
Rule of law
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Summary:Levy and Shapiro discuss a standards-based theory of judicial review for the limitation of government benefits. The standards-based approach supports a broad right to judicial review that would encompass most administrative decisions, including decisions concerning government benefits.
ISSN:0001-8368
2326-9154