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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW*
(* or, how can the
rule of law be reconciled with necessary administrative discretion?)
Summer 2004
Prof. Daynard
The first class will be on Monday, June 7. There will be a make-up class on Thursday,
July 1. The casebook is Mashaw, Merrill & Shane, Administrative Law (5th
Ed. 2003)
Call the bookstore (617/373-2286) or
Gnomon Copy (617/536-4600) to determine if the course materials are available
in advance.
Syllabus
I. M 6-7 Introduction; delegation 1-29,
APA 551(1), p. 1311; 59-78
II. W 6-9 Delegation;
avoiding delegation 78-94, 134-144 (end of
n.1)
III. M 6-14 Procedural due process (what process is
due?) 322-351
IV. W 6-16
(when is due process required?) 351-386
V. M 6-21 Statutory
hearing rights I 312-316 (end of list),
386-394, 407-425,
APA 553-557, pp.
1239-1248
VI. W 6-23
II 434-441, 451-473
VII. M 6-28 Rulemaking
I 474-512
VIII. W 6-30 II 512-548
IX.
Th 7-1 III 548-576
X. M 7-5 IV 576-612
XI. W 7-7 Judicial review: Scope I 782-813,
APA 701-706, pp. 1320-1323
XII.
M 7-12
II 813-840
XIII. W 7-14 III 845-873
XIV. M 7-19 : Availability I 873-884
(end of n.2), 893-904, 914-918
XV.
W 7-21
II 922-940, 947-961
XVI. M 7-26
: Ripeness & exhaustion 961-973,
978-993
XVII.W 7-28
: Standing I 993-925
XVIII. M 8-2 Judicial
Review: Standing II 1025-1057
XIX. W 8-4
III 1057-1086, 404-407