Course Guides - Administrative Law

Course Description

This course exams all aspects of the federal administrative process with special emphasis upon constitutional concepts.  Topics covered include: agency powers, delegation, rule making, right to a hearing, judicial review, and agency hearing processes and controlling agency discretion.  (3 credits)

Faculty Who Teach This Course

• Kenneth E. Gray (Professor of Law)
• Joseph S. Mistik (Associate Professor of Law)
• Margaret Krasik (Associate Professor of Law)

Subject Covered Presently in Collection by:

	Print Collection
	K3400-K3412	Administrative Law
	KF382	Rule of Law
	KF4565-KF4579	Separation of Powers - Delegation of powers
	KF4600-KF4629	Structure of government
	KF5401-KF5425	Administrative organization and procedure
	KF8734	Rulemaking power of courts
	KF8975	Right to jury trial
	Legal Periodicals in Print Collection
	Legal Research Databases
	CALI
	Hein Online
	Legal Scholarship Network
	Proquest Congressional
	LLMC Digital
	Lexis Administrative Law (Legal Tab > Secondary Legal > Matthew Bender > By Area of Law > Administrative Law)
	Westlaw

DCLI Webpage Links

• Primary Legal Research: Statutory Law, Constitutions (contains quick links to our statutes and our constitution)
• Legal Research Guides: Administrative Law

Under Subject Area:

• Administrative Law

Course Listed Under the following Law School Areas of Interest:

• Academic Administration
• Environmental Law
• Health Care Law
• Labor and Employment Law
• Tax Law
• Courses Relevant to All Areas of Law