MAKING SENSE OF ABSENCE: INTERPRETING THE APA'S FAILURE TO PROVIDE FOR COURT REVIEW OF PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION

Federal governance is increasingly characterized by presidential direction of administration. Yet the main statute that governs court review of administrative action, the Administrative Procedure Act, has strikingly little to say about the President.

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Published in:The Notre Dame law review 2023-06, Vol.98 (5), p.2143
Main Author: Rosenblum, Noah A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Action
Administrative courts
Administrative law
Administrative procedure
Administrative Procedure Act-US
Analysis
Evaluation
Executive departments
Governance
Historical analysis
History
Judicial minimalism
Judicial review
Laws, regulations and rules
Management
Presidency
Presidential systems
Public administration
Separation of powers
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Summary:Federal governance is increasingly characterized by presidential direction of administration. Yet the main statute that governs court review of administrative action, the Administrative Procedure Act, has strikingly little to say about the President.
ISSN:0745-3515