Administrative Law · Third Edition

Administrative Law A Context and Practice Casebook - Third Edition - Richard H. Seamon

Name: Administrative Law A Context and Practice Casebook - Third Edition - Richard H. Seamon
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Author: Richard H. Seamon

by Richard H. Seamon

ISBN: 9781531032661
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Edition: Third Edition

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Administrative Law A Context and Practice Casebook Third Edition Richard H. Seamon

ISBN: 9781531032661

The third edition of Administrative Law prepares students for the practice of administrative law during a period of significant change, as courts continue to reshape the modern administrative state. Using a broad problem-solving approach, the book examines the central functions of administrative agencies, including rulemaking, adjudication, and judicial review of agency action. The chapters addressing judicial review have been substantially revised to incorporate major legal developments, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the Chevron doctrine and its renewed recognition of Seventh Amendment jury trial rights in many cases involving agency-imposed civil penalties.

Most chapters are organized around practical problems and include a variety of exercises designed to encourage classroom discussion and critical analysis. Reflection questions also help students develop the judgment and ethical awareness needed for effective legal practice. Throughout the text, checklists, graphics, and other learning tools reinforce key concepts while helping students build practical knowledge and skills.

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