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Popper, McKee, Varona, Harter, Niles, and Pasquale's Administrative Law: A Contemporary Approach, 3d
By:
Andrew F. Popper, Gwendolyn M. McKee, Anthony E. Varona, Philip J. Harter, Mark C. Niles, Frank Pasquale
ISBN: 9781634598873
A straightforward, up-to-date comprehensive administrative law casebook featuring 13 new Supreme Court decisions and hundreds of post-2010 notes, comments, references, and questions. Since 2010, the Court has been busy clarifying, expanding, modifying, and redefining fundamental components of administrative law. This new edition presents 13 of these cases and 200 other notes bringing students and faculty up-to-date in this dynamic field. Tucked within the core of the traditional curricular structure are King (the Affordable Care Act), Obergefell (same-sex marriage), Free Enterprise Fund (yet another case on presidential removal power), Canning (recess appointments), Mack Truck (good cause exception), Arlington (the capacity of agencies to define their authority), Stern (on non-Article III courts) and much more. The result is a readable and highly teachable casebook, coupled with hundreds of summary boxes and hypotheticals.
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More About The Authors
Andrew F. Popper
Professor of Law Andrew F. Popper is Director of the law school integrated curriculum program and teaches Torts, Administrative Law, and seminars in Government Litigation and Advanced Administrative Law at American University Washington College of Law. » Read more about Andrew F. Popper
Gwendolyn M. McKee
Gwendolyn M. McKee is a professor in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and teaches a variety of law and law-related courses. Prior to entering teaching, she clerked for the Honorable Dolores K. Sloviter on the Third Circuit and practiced administrative law in Washington DC.
Anthony E. Varona
Anthony E. Varona is Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Law at American University Washington College of Law where he teaches Contracts, Administrative Law, Media Law, and Introduction to Public Law. » Read more about Anthony E. Varona
Philip J. Harter
Philip J. Harter is a professor emeritus at Vermont Law School. He was formerly the Earl F. Nelson Professor of Law at the University of Missouri. He was a principal draftsman of the Negotiated Rulemaking Act and of the Administrative Dispute Resolution Act. » Read more about Philip J. Harter
Mark C. Niles
Mark C. Niles is Professor of Law at American University Washington College of Law where he specializes in Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Government Liability, and Law and Literature. He was formerly the dean at the University of Seattle Law School. » Read more about Mark C. Niles
Frank Pasquale
Professor Frank Pasquale teaches Administrative Law and Health Care Law at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. He has been a Visiting Fellow at Princeton's Center for Information Technology, and a Visiting Professor at Yale and Cardoza. » Read more about Frank Pasquale
Overview Video
A straightforward, up-to-date comprehensive administrative law casebook featuring 13 new Supreme Court decisions and hundreds of post-2010 notes, comments, references, and questions. Since 2010, the Court has been busy clarifying, expanding, modifying, and redefining fundamental components of administrative law. This new edition presents 13 of these cases and 200 other notes bringing students and faculty up-to-date in this dynamic field. Tucked within the core of the traditional curricular structure are King (the Affordable Care Act), Obergefell (same-sex marriage), Free Enterprise Fund (yet another case on presidential removal power), Canning (recess appointments), Mack Truck (good cause exception), Arlington (the capacity of agencies to define their authority), Stern (on non-Article III courts) and much more. The result is a readable and highly teachable casebook, coupled with hundreds of summary boxes and hypotheticals.
Read their classroom text with portable, lifetime access to the digital book and a print copy that is theirs to keep.
