If you want to teach administrative law through the case method and focus on the principles underlying core doctrines, you will find everything you need in this casebook. Administrative Law is a streamlined 'workhorse,' a case-rich book that covers the core issues in just 816 pages. The authors guide students to understanding through: lightly edited cases that preserve the feel of reading an entire opinion, including facts, content, full analysis, and citations introductory material...
More DescriptionIf you want to teach administrative law through the case method and focus on the principles underlying core doctrines, you will find everything you need in this casebook. Administrative Law is a streamlined 'workhorse,' a case-rich book that covers the core issues in just 816 pages. The authors guide students to understanding through: lightly edited cases that preserve the feel of reading an entire opinion, including facts, content, full analysis, and citations introductory material and questions to focus students' reading of the cases and stimulate class discussion notes to enrich understanding of the relevant legal doctrines the book is divided into four self-contained parts, which can be taught in any order: Adjudication Rulemaking Role of Agencies in Three-Branch Government Judicial Review A comprehensive Teacher's Manual provides: responses to all the questions in the text case summaries and discussion suggestions based on authors' in-class use of the text sample syllabi This current and concise new teaching tool helps instructors take maximum advantage of the case method, concentrating on key doctrinal points. Be sure to examine Administrative Law before you choose materials for your next course.