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Delegation Running Ratchet

Introduction In the nondelegation doctrine’s “one good year,”[1] Justice Benjamin Cardozo famously denounced a portion of the National Industrial Recovery Act as “delegation running riot.”[2] …

Joseph S. Diedrich
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Law Review · 1 min

Diversity and Inclusion

Acknowledgement of History The Virginia Law Review, established in 1913, has enjoyed a reputation of publishing leading scholarship—pieces that have changed laws, been cited in …

dave@rodmandesign.com
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Law Review · 1 min

Assembly-Line Public Defense

Each year, millions of Americans rely on public defenders to fulfill their Sixth Amendment right to counsel. Despite being the linchpin of the criminal justice …

Priya Prasad
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Law Review · 1 min

The Secular Decline of the American State

The Trump Administration’s assault on the administrative state has received significant attention. But it is a mistake to interpret the weakening of the administrative state …

Priya Prasad
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Law Review · 1 min

Presidential Administrative Discretion

The Supreme Court has amplified Article II appointments and removal power over formal administrative adjudication. Both those in favor of and against this trend share …

Priya Prasad
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Law Review · 1 min

Anti-Domination and Administration

The foundations of the administrative state are being reshaped, both by the continuing transformations of administrative law doctrine by the courts and by the ambitions …

Priya Prasad
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Law Review · 1 min

Modalities of Agency Rulemaking

Agency rulemakings are a critical component of contemporary governance. This Article argues that there are a distinct set of modalities that characterize how agencies formulate …

Priya Prasad
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