A Guide to Judicial and Political Review of Federal Agencies, Second Edition

This updated edition provides a thorough overview of the law of judicial and political control of federal agencies. The primary focus is on the availability and scope of judicial review, but the book also discusses the control exercised by the U.S. President and Congress. This comprehensive guide is a companion to two other titles published by the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice: A Guide to Federal Agency Adjudication and A Guide to Federal Agency Rulemaking. Contents: Availability of judicial review / Harold H. Bruff; Standing / William Funk; Judicial review of statutory issues under the Chevron doctrine / Emily Hammond, Elizabeth Garrett, and M. Elizabeth Magill; The applicability of the Chevron doctrine "Chevron step zero" / Steven Croley and Richard Murphy; Judicial review of statutory issues outside of Chevron / Michael Herz; Judicial review of nonstatutory legal issues / Harold J. Krent; Judicial review of issues of fact / Ronald M. Levin and Jim Rossi; Judicial review of agency discretion / Lisa Schultz Bressman and Glen Staszewski; Ancillary issues concerning agency explanations / Harold J. Krent; Judicial remedies / Ronald M. Levin; Agency oversight by the political branches / William Funk; A blackletter statement of federal administrative law (excerpts); Appoendix; Table of Cases; Index.