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ABA Journal of Employment Law27 ABA J. Lab. Emp. L. 43 2011-2012 Avoiding and Dealing with Unethical

Communications with Putative Class Members in Systemic Cases

Christopher Lage Assistant General Counsel, United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

27 ABA J. Lab. Emp. L. 211

2011-2012 The Impact of Employee Performance in Adverse Actions in the Federal Sector

Susan Tsui Grundmann Chairman, U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board


2011-2012 Conducting an Ethically Sound Internal EEO Investigation

Christopher Lage Assistant General Counsel, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission


2013-2014 Establishing a Physical Impairment of Weight Under the ADA/ADAAA: Problems of Bias in the Legal System

Camille A. Monahan; Tanya L. Goldman; Debra Oswald

trial attorney with the EEOC in Milwaukee; trial attorney with the EEOC in Baltimore; associate professor of psychology at Marquette University


2014-2015 Whose Privilege Is It Anyway: How the Fiduciary Exception to the Attorney-Client Privilege Protects ERISA Participants and Beneficiaries

Tyrone Crawford Attorney-Advisor with the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board


2014-2015 The NLRA's Religious Exemption in a Post-Hobby Lobby World: Current Status, Future Difficulties, and a Proposed Solution

David B. Schwartz Senior counsel, Office of Representation Appeals, National Labor Relations Board


2014-2015 The Fair Labor Standards Act at Seventy-Seven: Still "Far-Reaching, Far-Sighted"

Thomas E. Perez U.S. Secretary of Labor


2015-2016 The NLRB and Supervisor Status: A Board Member's Perspective on the Self-Driving Workplace

Philip A. Miscimarra Member, National Labor Relations Board

Administrative Law Bulletin1 Admin. L. Bull. 15 1949 Total Justice And Administrative Procedure Senator Pat McCarran U.S. Senator

1 Admin. L. Bull. 23 1949 The Mccarran Bill Senator Pat McCarran U.S. Senator

1 Admin. L. Bull. 26 1949 Senator Wiley On Uniform Rules Senator Alexander Wiley U.S. Senator

1 Admin. L. Bull. 65 1949 Federal Hearing Examiners, Civil Service Report U.S. Civil Service Commission Consultants

Consultants to the Government

11 Admin. L. Bull. 62 1958-1959 Some Observations About The Administrative Process David V. Kendall Special Counsel to the President of the United States

11 Admin. L. Bull. 72 1958-1959 Assistance Available To The Public From Government Agencies Introduction

Thomas G. Meeker General Counsel, Securities and Exchange Commission


11 Admin. L. Bull. 73 1958-1959 Assistance Available To The Public, Including Private Practitioners, From The Federal Trade Commission

John V. Gwynne Chairman, Federal Trade Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 79 1958-1959 Assistance Available To The Public, Including Private Practitioners, From The Securities And Exchange Commission

Edward N. Gadsby Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 90 1958-1959 Interpretative Advice Available To Practitioners And The Public, From The Interstate Commerce Commission

Everett Hutchinson Commissioner, Interstate Commerce Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 94 1958-1959 Interpretative Advice Available To The Public, Including Private Practitioners, From The Civil Aeronautics Board

Franklin M. Stone General Counsel, Civil Aeronautics Board

11 Admin. L. Bull. 107 1958-1959 Assistance Available To The Public, Including Private Practitioners, From The Department Of Agriculture

Charles W. Bucy Assistant General Counsel, Department of Agriculture

11 Admin. L. Bull. 122 1958-1959 The Pre-Hearing Conference In Hearings On Comparative Broadcast Applications Before The Federal Communications Commission

John C. Doerfer Chairman, Federal Communications Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 139 1958-1959 Pre-Hearing Procedures At The Federal Trade Commission

Frank Hier Hearing Examiner, Federal Trade Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 161 1958-1959 Negotiations And Settlement Sigurd Anderson Moderator, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 162 1958-1959 Consent Settlement Procedures In The Department Of Justice

Robert A. Bicks First Asst. to the Asst. Attorney General, Antitrust Division, Dept. of Justice

11 Admin. L. Bull. 174 1958-1959 Negotiation And Settlement Procedures In The Federal Power Commission

Willard W. Gatchell General Counsel, Federal Power Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 184 1958-1959 Procedures For Review Within The Federal Communications Commission

Rosel H. Hyde Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 187 1958-1959 Procedures For Review Within The Federal Trade Commission

Robert I. Maciver Assistant Director, Bureau of Litigation, Federal Trade Commission

11 Admin. L. Bull. 194 1958-1959 Judicial Trends In The Review Of Administrative Agency Decisions

Oscar H. Davis First Assistant to the Solicitor General

12 Admin. L. Bull. 6 1959-1960 The Problem Of Complexities And Delays In Administrative Proceedings And Practice

Dante B. Fascell Member of Congress from the Fourth District of. Florida

12 Admin. L. Bull. 48 1959-1960 Needed Criteria For Determining What Constitutes Delay

John F. Cushman Executive Assistant to the Attorney-General


12 Admin. L. Bull. 51 1959-1960 Adherence To The Rules Of Evidence And Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure As A Means Of Expediting Proceedings

J. Earl Cox Hearing Examiner, Federal Trade Commission

12 Admin. L. Bull. 56 1959-1960 Authority Of Hearing Examiner To Control Course Of Hearing

Edward T. Tait Federal Trade Commissioner

12 Admin. L. Bull. 98 1959-1960 Improvements Of The Federal Register System David C. Eberhart Director of the Federal Register

12 Admin. L. Bull. 103 1959-1960 Have Administrative Agencies Kept Pace With Modern Court-Developed Techniques Against Delay?A Judge's View

Judge Irving R. Kaufman United States District Court, Southern District of New York

Administrative Law Review13 Admin. L. Rev. 6 1960-1961 Administrative Justice, 1960 Hon. Tom C. Clark Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court

13 Admin. L. Rev. 12 1960-1961 Some Overlooked Essentials Of Administrative Regulation

Hon. Oren Harris Chairman, House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

13 Admin. L. Rev. 53 1960-1961 A Commissioner's Comments On The Report On Hearing Examiners

Abe Mcgregor Goff Commissioner, Interstate Commerce Commission

13 Admin. L. Rev. 141 1960-1961 Ex Parte Communications: The Harris Bill, The Cab, And The Dilemma Of Where To Draw The Line

Franklin M. Stone Hearing Examiner and former General Counsel, Civil Aeronautics Board

14 Admin. L. Rev. 59 1961-1962 Problems In Regulation Of Interstate Operations Of Producers Under The Natural Gas Act

John C. Mason General Counsel, Federal Power Commission

14 Admin. L. Rev. 97 1961-1962 The NLRB And Techniques For Expediting The Administrative Process

Frank W. Mcculloch Chairman, National Labor Relations Board

14 Admin. L. Rev. 105 1961-1962 The FTC And Procedural Reform Philip Elman Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

14 Admin. L. Rev. 108 1961-1962 Improving The Administrative Process: A View From The CAB

Alan S. Boyd Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board

14 Admin. L. Rev. 132 1961-1962 Resolving Uncertainties Under Our Antimonopoly Laws Through Administrative Action

Everette Macintyre Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

14 Admin. L. Rev. 148 1961-1962 The Administrative Revolution At The Federal Power Commission

Harry J. Trainor Executive Director, Federal Power Commission

15 Admin. L. Rev. 111 1963 Public Information Policies, The APA, And Executive Privilege

John E. Moss Member of Congress

15 Admin. L. Rev. 146 1963 Suggestions For Improvement Of The Administrative Process: Federal Communication Commission

Newton N. Minow Chairman, Federal Communications Commission


16 Admin. L. Rev. 22 1963-1964 Bianchi's Ghost J. Warren Madden Senior Judge, United States Court of Claims

16 Admin. L. Rev. 222 1963-1964 Dissolution, Divestiture And Divorcement: Are They Remedies Under Section 5 Of The Federal Trade Commission Act?

Eugene R. Baker Attorney-Adviser to a Federal Trade Commissioner

16 Admin. L. Rev. 265 1963-1964 Is It "Bianchi's Ghost"--Or "Much Ado About Nothing"?

Louis Spector Chairman of the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals

17 Admin. L. Rev. 48 1964-1965 Some Broader Aspects Of An Administrative Conference Of The United States

E. Barrett Prettyman Senior Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals

18 Admin. L. Rev. 7 1965-1966 Judges, Hearing Examiners, And The Extension Of Federal Law

Abe Fortas Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States

18 Admin. L. Rev. 9 1965-1966 The National Labor Relations Board And Discovery Procedures

Dominick L. Manoli; Lawrence M. Joseph

Associate General Counsel, Division of Litigation, NLRB; Attorney, Division of Litigation, NLRB

18 Admin. L. Rev. 39 1965-1966 The Role Of The Comptroller General In Awarding Formally Advertised Government Contracts

Major Harvey B. Meyer Assistant Command Judge Advocate at the U. S. Army Aviation Materiel Command

18 Admin. L. Rev. 55 1965-1966 Discovery Before The Federal Trade Commission Basil J. Mezines; Lewis F. Parker

Trial Attorneys with the Bureau of Restraint of Trade, Federal Trade Commission

18 Admin. L. Rev. 65 1965-1966 Federal Trade Commission Advisory Opinions William D. Dixon Attorney, Division of Advisory Opinions, Federal Trade Commission

18 Admin. L. Rev. 101 1965-1966 The Right To Information In The Administrative Process: A Look At The Securities And Exchange Commission

Mahlon P. M. Frankhauser; Dennis Belman

Assistant Director, Division of Trading and Markets, SEC; Attorney, Division of Trading and Markets, SEC

18 Admin. L. Rev. 109 1965-1966 Administration Of The Federal Reports Act Raymond T. Bowman Assistant Director for Statistical Standards, Bureau of the Budget

19 Admin. L. Rev. 75 1966-1967 We Can, Indeed, Fight City Hall: The Office And Concept Of Ombudsman

Benny L. Kass Assistant Counsel, Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure

19 Admin. L. Rev. 107 1966-1967 The Federal Proprietary Functions- A Neglected Aspect Of Federal Administrative Law

Hon. John A. Carver, Jr. Under Secretary of the Interior

19 Admin. L. Rev. 263 1966-1967 The Department Of Transportation Act: Goals And Results

James A. Lanigan General Counsel, Committee on Government Operations, U. S. House of Representatives

19 Admin. L. Rev. 279 1966-1967 The Role Of Administrative Agencies As Instruments Of Social Reform Commissioner

Mary Gardiner Jones Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

19 Admin. L. Rev. 408 1966-1967 Program Planning At The Federal Trade Commission Paul Rand Dixon Chairman, Federal Trade Commission


19 Admin. L. Rev. 442 1966-1967 Remarks Senator Edward Long U.S. Senate

20 Admin. L. Rev. 249 1967-1968 The Freedom Of Information Act: The First 36 Days Frank M. Wozencraft Assistant Attorney General of the United States

20 Admin. L. Rev. 263 1967-1968 Attorney General's Memorandum On The Public Information Section Of The Administrative Procedure Act

Ramsey Clark Attorney General

20 Admin. L. Rev. 341 1967-1968 Proposed: A Legal Counsel For The Congress Of The United States

Senator Vance Hartke U.S. Senate

20 Admin. L. Rev. 357 1967-1968 Is The Producer Market Effectively Competitive? Commissioner

John A. Carver, Jr. Federal Power Commission

20 Admin. L. Rev. 459 1967-1968 Conflicts Of Interest In The Ocean Freight Forwarder Profession

Jon Magnusson Assistant General Counsel, Litigation, Maritime Administration

21 Admin. L. Rev. 1 1968-1969 The "Limited Office" Of The Chenery Decision Judge Henry J. Friendly Judge, United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit

21 Admin. L. Rev. 11 1968-1969 Problems Confronting The Administrative Conference Jerre S. Williams Chairman, Administrative Conference of the United States

21 Admin. L. Rev. 383 1968-1969 The Food And Drug Administration's View On Procedural Rules

William W. Goodrich Assistant General Counsel, Food and Drug Division, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

21 Admin. L. Rev. 441 1968-1969 Discovery Is Not A Game James M. Nicholson Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

21 Admin. L. Rev. 457 1968-1969 Discovery Techniques And The Protection Of Confidential Data In Ftc Proceedings

John Lewis Hearing Examiner, Federal Trade Commission

21 Admin. L. Rev. 491 1968-1969 Interim Report Of The Administrative Conference Of The United States

Jerre S. Williams CHAIRMAN, ACUS

22 Admin. L. Rev. 173 1969-1970 Luncheon Address Richard C. Van Dusen Under Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

22 Admin. L. Rev. 195 1969-1970 Administrative Procedures In The Department Of Health, Education, And Welfare

Charles F. Walters National Air Pollution Control Administration

22 Admin. L. Rev. 261 1969-1970 Department Of Housing And Urban Development Workshop

Charles Farbstein Associate General Counsel of H.U.D. for Research Programs and Administration

22 Admin. L. Rev. 295 1969-1970 Department Of Health, Education, And Welfare Workshop

Sid Edelman Office of the General Counsel of H.E.W., Division of Public Health Grants and Services

22 Admin. L. Rev. 407 1969-1970 Standardless Administrative Adjudication Stephen Koslow Attorney, National Labor Relations Board

22 Admin. L. Rev. 435 1969-1970 Cooperative Exemptions Under The Antitrust Laws: A Prosecutor's View

Charles D. Mahaffie, Jr. Chief, General Litigation Section, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice


22 Admin. L. Rev. 585 1969-1970 Should Prosecutors Write Agency Opinions? The Role Of Agency Counsel In Decision-Making

Commissioner Carl E. Bagge

Federal Power Commission

22 Admin. L. Rev. 591 1969-1970 Should Prosecutors Write Agency Opinions? The Role Of Agency Counsel In Decision-Making

Fritz R. Kahn Deputy General Counsel, Interstate Commerce Commission

22 Admin. L. Rev. 623 1969-1970 Administrative Conference Of The United States Report On The Fourth Plenary Session

John F. Cushman Executive Director of the Administrative Conference

23 Admin. L. Rev. 133 1970-1971 The Freedom Of Information Act And The Agencies SEC No-Action Letters

Richard B. Smith Member, Securities and Exchange Commission

23 Admin. L. Rev. 137 1970-1971 The Freedom Of Information Act And The CAB Secor D. Browne Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board

23 Admin. L. Rev. 147 1970-1971 Work Of The Freedom Of Information Committee Of The Department Of Justice

Robert L. Saloschin Attorney, Office of Legal Counsel, Department of Justice

23 Admin. L. Rev. 305 1970-1971 Administrative Conference Of The United States; Report On The Fifth Plenary Session


24 Admin. L. Rev. 3 1972 Power For The People -And By The People: Utilities, The Environment And The Public Interest

Irving R. Kaufman Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

24 Admin. L. Rev. 15 1972 Centralizing Decisional Authority Hon. John N. Nassikas Chairman, Federal Power Commission

24 Admin. L. Rev. 109 1972 Public Employment And Free Speech: Can They Be Reconciled?

Harry Grossman Appeals Officer, U.S. Civil Service Commission

24 Admin. L. Rev. 205 1972 Administrative Conference Of The United States: Report On The Sixth Plenary Session


24 Admin. L. Rev. 245 1972 Book Reviews Irving Tranen Chief, Community Development Section, Community Relations Service, U.S. Department of Justice

25 Admin. L. Rev. 9 1973 Reflections On The Role Of An Administrative Law Judge

Joseph Zwerdling Chief Administrative Law Judge of the Federal Power Commission

25 Admin. L. Rev. 41 1973 Development Of The Personnel Program For Administrative Law Judges

Charles J. Dullea Director, Office of Administrative Law Judges, Civil Service Commission

25 Admin. L. Rev. 49 1973 An Invitation To Improve A Government Service Or How To Make The National Labor Relations Law More Effective At Less Cost

George L. Powell; Lowell Goerlich

Administrative Law Judges, National Labor Relations Board

25 Admin. L. Rev. 61 1973 Administrative Conference Of The United States: Report On The Seventh Plenary Session

Richard K. Berg Executive Secretary of the Administrative Conference

25 Admin. L. Rev. 157 1973 Environmental Lawa Challenge To The Legal Profession

William 0. Doub Member of the United States Atomic Energy Commission


25 Admin. L. Rev. 213 1973 Procedural Accommodation Of Federal And State Regulatory Interests In Cable Television

Richard E. Wiley Member of the Federal Communications Commission

25 Admin. L. Rev. 415 1973 The Ninth Plenary Session Of The Administrative Conference Of The United States

Antonin Scalia Chairman, Administrative Conference of the United States

25 Admin. L. Rev. 419 1973 Administrative Conference Statement On Aba Proposals To Amend The Administrative Procedure Act

Administrative Conference of the United States


25 Admin. L. Rev. 425 1973 Administrative Conference Report On Aba Proposals To Amend The Administrative Procedure Act



25 Admin. L. Rev. 531 1973 Administrative Conference Recommendation 72-3: Procedures Of The United States Board Of Parole

Administrative Conference of the US

Administrative Conference of the US

26 Admin. L. Rev. 61 1974 Agency Review By Intermediate Boards Donald J. Berkemeyer Chairman, Review Board, Federal Communications Commission

26 Admin. L. Rev. 107 1974 Supreme Court Review Of Agency Decisions Byron R. White Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States

26 Admin. L. Rev. 113 1974 District Court Review Of Department Of Health, Education And Welfare Decisions

Frank A. Kaufman Judge, United States District Court for the District of Maryland

26 Admin. L. Rev. 143 1974 Agency Functions In Light Of Environmental Problems

Malcolm Richard Wilkey United States Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

26 Admin. L. Rev. 165 1974 Energy, The Environment And The Administrative Process

John N. Nassikas Chairman, Federal Power Commission

26 Admin. L. Rev. 191 1974 Technological Regulation And Environmental Law William O. Doub Commissioner, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

26 Admin. L. Rev. 199 1974 Court Of Appeals Review Of Federal Regulatory Agency Rulemaking

J. Skelly Wrightt Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

26 Admin. L. Rev. 419 1974 Luncheon With Mr. Justice Rehnquist Mr. Justice Rehnquist U.S. Supreme Court

26 Admin. L. Rev. 481 1974 Address Of Senator Edward M. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy U.S. Senate

27 Admin. L. Rev. 17 1975 Relocation Assistance Advisory Programs: A Need For Early Judicial Review

Thomas W. Lucke Supervisory Park Ranger, Fort Larned National Historic Park, Kansas

27 Admin. L. Rev. 217 1975 Hearing Cases Before Several Agencies: Odyssey Of An Administrative Law Judge

Paul N. Pfeiffer Administrative Law Judge, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

27 Admin. L. Rev. 327 1975 Failing Banks: FDIC'S Options And Constraints Edward Bransilver General Counsel, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


27 Admin. L. Rev. 357 1975 Disclosure Through A Glass Darkly John R. Evans Commissioner, Securities and Exchange Commission

27 Admin. L. Rev. 369 1975 The CFTC: Initial Actions And Future Priorities Howard Schneider General Counsel, Commodity Futures Trading Commission

28 Admin. L. Rev. 1 1976 The Freedom Of Information Act And The "Right" Of Non-Disclosure

David A. Drachsler Counsel for Equal Opportunity Programs, Office of the Solicitor, U.S. Department of Labor

28 Admin. L. Rev. 415 1976 Congressional Oversight And Regulatory Reform Abraham Ribicoff U.S. Senator

28 Admin. L. Rev. 429 1976 Congressional Oversight Or Congressional Foresight: Guidelines From The Founding Fathers

John L. FitzGerald Office of General Counsel, Federal Home Loan Bank Board

28 Admin. L. Rev. 447 1976 Regulatory Reform: A Confused National Issue Edward M. Kennedy U.S. Senator

28 Admin. L. Rev. 463 1976 Sunshine On The Administrative Process: Wherein Lies The Shade?

Jerry W. Markham Chief Counsel, Division of Enforcement, Commodity Futures Trading Commission

28 Admin. L. Rev. 613 1976 Luncheon With Mr. Justice Rehnquist Mr. Justice Rehnquist U.S. Supreme Court

28 Admin. L. Rev. 717 1976 Luncheon With Congressman Dingell Congressman Dingell Congressman

29 Admin. L. Rev. 59 1977 New Judicial Requisites For Informal Rulemaking: Implications For The Environmental Impact Statement Process

J. Skelly Wright Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

29 Admin. L. Rev. 239 1977 Restrictive State Laws And The Federal Trade Commission

Robert G. Badal Attorney-Advisor to FTC Commissioner David A. Clanton

29 Admin. L. Rev. 399 1977 Federal Regulation And Regulatory Reform: Excerpts From The Moss Committee Report

Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations

Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, U.S. House of Representatives

30 Admin. L. Rev. 317 1978 Administrative Conference Of The United States: A Selected Bibliography 1968-1977

Administrative Conference Administrative Conference

30 Admin. L. Rev. 461 1978 Commentary Rulemaking And Judicial Review J. Skelly Wright Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

31 Admin. L. Rev. 151 1979 Protecting The Stakeholder: Defense Of The Government Agency's Interests During Reverse Foia Lawsuits

Gregory Bruce English Assistant Counsel, Office of the Navy General Counsel

31 Admin. L. Rev. 223 1979 Commentary Due Process And Driver Licensing Suspension Hearings: What Do The States Do After Love?

George D. Brandt Chief, Adjudication Branch, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation


31 Admin. L. Rev. 385 1979 Commentary: The Intergovernmental Dynamics Of Annexation And Deannexation: The Richmond Case

Thomas P. Murphy Special Assistant to the Secretary and Director of Executive Personnel and Career Development, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

32 Admin. L. Rev. 457 1980 Practicing Communications Law-The Tangents: The Federal Communications Commission And The Federal Trade Commission

J. Clay Smith, Jr. U.S. Commissioner on the EEOC

32 Admin. L. Rev. 501 1980 The Effect Of New Vocational Regulations On Social Security And Supplemental Security Income Disability Claims

Alan Goldhammer Administrative Law Judge, Social Security Administration

32 Admin. L. Rev. 511 1980 The Public's Need For Disclosure V. The Individual's Right To Financial Privacy: An Introduction To The Financial Right To Privacy Act Of 1978

M. Elizabeth Smith Attorney with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission

32 Admin. L. Rev. 667 1980 Congressional Action To Overturn Agency Rules: Alternatives To The "Legislative Veto"

Frederick M. Kaiser Senior Analyst, Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress

32 Admin. L. Rev. 733 1980 Adjudication Under Statutory Time Limits: The Itc Experience

Donald K. Duvall Chief Administrative Law Judge, United States International Trade Commission

32 Admin. L. Rev. 749 1980 Solving The Mystery Of "Who Is The Plaintiff?" And The Nature Of Independent Regulatory Agencies

Randolph J. May Associate General Counsel, Federal Communications Commission

33 Admin. L. Rev. 109 1981 Federal Administrative Law Judges: A Focus On Our Invisible Judiciary

Jeffrey S. Lubbers Senior Staff Attorney, Office of the Chairman, Administrative Conference of the United States

33 Admin. L. Rev. 153 1981 Private Litigation Before The Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Arthur L. Shipe Administrative Law Judge, Commodity Futures Trading Commission

33 Admin. L. Rev. 177 1981 Musings On Administrative Law J. Skelly Wright Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

33 Admin. L. Rev. 195 1981 Brave New Chemical: The Future Regulatory History Of Phlogiston

Douglas M. Costle Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency

33 Admin. L. Rev. 269 1981 Social Security Adjudication In Five Nations: Some International Perspectives And Comparisons

Daniel L. Skoler; Cynthia E. Weixel

Deputy Associate Commissioner, Office of Hearings and Appeals, Social Security Administration; Judicial Clerk, Appeals Council, Social Security Administration

33 Admin. L. Rev. 285 1981 The Unsolicited Proposal: An Underutilized Arrow In Our Efforts To Improve The Functioning Of Our Government

Charles W. Sherrer Division Counsel, South Pacific Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

33 Admin. L. Rev. 367 1981 Nuclear Licensing Litigation: Come On In, The Quagmire Is Fine

James R. Tourtellottet Assistant Chief Hearing Counsel, Hearing Division, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission


33 Admin. L. Rev. 415 1981 The Government's Commercial Information Privilege: Technical Information And the FOIA'S Exemption 5

Theodore T. Belazis Attorney in the Office of the Navy General Counsel

34 Admin. L. Rev. 111 1982 Overview Of FOIA Administration In Government Kathryn M. Braeman Department ofJustice, Deputy Director of the Office of Information Law and Policy

34 Admin. L. Rev. 151 1982 Spotlight On FTC Experience Barry Rubin Office of General Counsel, Federal Trade Commission

34 Admin. L. Rev. 155 1982 Paperwork Reduction Cecelia Wertz Office of General Counsel, Office of Management and Budget

34 Admin. L. Rev. 183 1982 Prospects For Legislative Change Timothy Ingram Staff Director, Government Information & Individual Rights Subcommittee, Committee on Government Operations, U.S. House of Representatives

34 Admin. L. Rev. 315 1982 Business, Trade Secrets, And Information Access Policy Developments In Other Countries: An Overview

Harold C. Relyea Specialist in American National Government with the Congressional Research Service

34 Admin. L. Rev. 497 1982 Nuclear Licensing: Innovation Through Evolution In Administrative Hearings

B. Paul Cotter, Jr. Chief Administrative Judge, Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel, Nuclear Regulatory Commission

34 Admin. L. Rev. 593 1982 Commentary: A Case Of First Impressionthe Civil Service Reform Act And The Sullivan Decision

Eric S. Benderson Chief Counsel for Special Litigation, Small Business Administration

34 Admin. L. Rev. 609 1982 Book Review Manual For Administrative Law Judges Paul Nejelski Circuit Executive, Third Circuit in Philadelphia

35 Admin. L. Rev. 45 1983 Lotteries At The FCC: The Prelude To Experience Stephen A. Sharp Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission

35 Admin. L. Rev. 53 1983 Licensing By Lottery: The FCC'S Experience Henry M. Rivera Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission

35 Admin. L. Rev. 61 1983 New Service Licensing Alternatives Bernard J. Wunder, Jr. Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information, U.S. Department of Commerce

35 Admin. L. Rev. 105 1983 Appellate Jurisdiction Of The Merit Systems Protection Board And The Federal Courts Under The Civil Service Reform Act Of 1978: Defining The Boundaries Of Review

John F. Cermak, Jr. Law Clerk to the Hon. Robert C. Zampano, U.S. District Court for Connecticut

35 Admin. L. Rev. 171 1983 To Reach The Unreachable: Recent Interpretations Of The Phrase "Material False Statement" In The Atomic Energy Act

Jessica H. Laverty Legal Assistant for Thomas M. Roberts, Commissioner, Nuclear Regulatory Commission

35 Admin. L. Rev. 451 1983 Recent Changes In The Assessment Of Pain In Disability Claims Before The Social Security Administration

Alan Goldhammer; Susan Bloom

Administrative Law Judge, Office of Hearings and Appeals, Social Security Administration; Staff Attorney, Office of Hearings and Appeals, Social Security Administration


36 Admin. L. Rev. 239 1984 Congressional Control Of Executive Actions In The Aftermath Of The Chadha Decision

Frederick M. Kaiser Specialist in American National Government, Congressional Research Service

36 Admin. L. Rev. 307 1984 Administrative Conference Of The United States: A Bibliography 1968-1983

Sue Judith Boley Librarian and Information Officer. Administrative Conference of the U.S.

37 Admin. L. Rev. 183 1985 Full Adjudicatory Hearings For Licensees: Section 558(C) Of The Administrative Procedure Act

Murray A. Indick Law Clerk, Hon. Walter E. Black, Jr., United States District Court for the District of Maryland

37 Admin. L. Rev. 409 1985 Nonlawyer Practice Before The Patent And Trademark Office

Donald J. Quigg Deputy Commissioner, US Patent and Trademark Office

37 Admin. L. Rev. 413 1985 Nonlawyer Practice Before The Social Security Administration

Jacob M. Wolf Lawyer, Social Security Administration

37 Admin. L. Rev. 417 1985 Nonlawyer Practice Before The Immigration Agencies David B. Holmes Member, Board of Immigration Appeals

38 Admin. L. Rev. 115 1986 The Changing Role Of Judicial Review Hon. Abner J. Mikva Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia

38 Admin. L. Rev. 149 1986 Re-Examining Policy Procedures: The Choice Between Rulemaking And Adjudication

Richard K. Berg General Counsel, Administrative Conference of the United States

38 Admin. L. Rev. 327 1986 Regional Supply Planning, Federal Authority And State Regulationthinking Through The Jurisdictional Maze

Charles G. Stalon Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

38 Admin. L. Rev. 349 1986 Models For Bulk Power Deregulation: What Promise For The Future?

Reinier H.J.H. Lock Legal Advisor to Commissioner Stalon, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

38 Admin. L. Rev. 363 1986 Judicial Review Of Questions Of Law And Policy Stephen Breyer Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

39 Admin. L. Rev. 83 1987 Independent Agencies As Article One Tribunals: Foundations Of A Theory Of Agency Independence

Susan Sommer Law Clerk to United States District Judge William W Schwarzer

39 Admin. L. Rev. 245 1987 Administrative Conference Of The United States A Bibliography: 1968-1986

Sue Judith Boley Librarian and Information Officer, Administrative Conference of the U.S.

39 Admin. L. Rev. 399 1987 Thoughts On Accountability And The Administrative Process

Marshall J. Bregert Chairman, Administrative Conference of the United States

40 Admin. L. Rev. 345 1988 Broadcast Deregulation: The Reagan Years And Beyond

Richard E. Wiley; Dennis R. Patrick; Laurence A. Tisch; Jonathan D. Blake; Marshall J. Breger

Former Chair, FCC; Chairman, FCC; President and CEO, CBS; Former President of the Federal Communications Bar; Chairman, Administrative Conference of the U.S.


41 Admin. L. Rev. 399 19891 The Administrative Conference: Entering A Third Decade Of Practical Scholarship

Gary J. Edles General Counsel, Administrative Conference of the United States

41 Admin. L. Rev. 415 19891 Consistency Is All I Ask:* An Exegesis Of Section 6486 Of The Anti-Drug Abuse Amendments Act Of 1988

Jonathan J. Ruscht Trial Attorney, Fraud Section, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice

41 Admin. L. Rev. 441 19891 The Board For Correction Of Military Records Of The Coast Guard: A Unique Dispute Resolution Mechanism

Robert H. Joost; Nancy Battagliat

Chairman, Board for Correction of Military Records of the Coast Guard; Deputy Chairman, Board for Correction of Military Records of the Coast Guard

42 Admin. L. Rev. 89 1990 Congressional-Executive Struggles Over Information: Secrecy Pledges

Louis Fisher Senior Specialist in Separation of Powers, Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress

43 Admin. L. Rev. 185 1991 The New Alj Examination: A Bright, Shining Lie Redux

Jesse Etelson Administrative Law Judge, Federal Labor Relations Authority

43 Admin. L. Rev. 411 1991 Balance Of Payments, Deficits, And Subsidies In International Communications Services: A New Challenge To Regulation

Kenneth B. Stanley Economist with the Federal Communications Commission

43 Admin. L. Rev. 439 1991 The Competition In Contracting Act's Automatic Stay Provision And Judicial Review: A Trap For The Unwary

Judith A. Sukol Attorney for the U.S. Department of Energy

44 Admin. L. Rev. 159 1992 The Function, Flexibility, And Future Of United States Judges Of The Executive Department

Joseph Simeone United States Administrative Law Judge, Social Security Administration

44 Admin. L. Rev. 261 1992 Survey Of Non-Alj Hearing Programs In The Federal Government

John H. Frye III Administrative Law Judge, U.S. Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission

44 Admin. L. Rev. 745 1992 The D.C. Circuit's Use Of The Chevron Test: Constructing A Positive Theory Of Judicial Obedience And Disobedience

John F. Belcaster Law Clerk to Judge Suzanne B. Conlon, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

44 Admin. L. Rev. 767 1992 Drafting Legislation And Rules In Plain English Pierce Lively Senior Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

47 Admin. L. Rev. 111 1995 Rationing Justice On Appeal: The Problems Of The U.S. Courts Of Appeals

David A. Nelson United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit

47 Admin. L. Rev. 115 1995 In Whose Interests? Evaluating Attorneys' Fee Awards And Contingent-Fee Agreements In Social Security Disability Benefits Cases

Alison M. MacDonald; Victor Williams

Judicial Law Clerk, United States District Court; Asst. Prof. of Law, John Jay College, City University of New York


47 Admin. L. Rev. 375 1995 Introduction Sally Katzen Acting Chairman of the Administrative Conference of the United States

48 Admin. L. Rev. 69 1996 Reforming Congressional Ethics Procedures: Lessons From The Attorney Disciplinary Process

David C. Frederick Counselor to the Inspector General, Department of Justice

48 Admin. L. Rev. 139 1996 Federal Agency Reviews Of Existing Regulations Neil R. Eisner; Judith S. Kaleta

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48 Admin. L. Rev. 321 1996 Legislative Efforts Concerning Risk Assessment And Cost-Benefit Analysis For New Regulations

Nandan Kenkerernath Counsel, Committee on Commerce, U.S. House of Representatives

48 Admin. L. Rev. 328 1996 Senate Perspectives On Regulatory Reform Legislation

Kyle McSlarrow Counsel to the Majority Leader, U.S. Senate

48 Admin. L. Rev. 331 1996 Administration Perspectives On The 1995 Regulatory Reform Legislation

Sally Katzen Administrator, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget

48 Admin. L. Rev. 337 1996 Administrative Process Rigidity And The Difficulty Of Administering Agencies Today

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48 Admin. L. Rev. 350 1996 Judicial Review: Talking Points Patricia M. Wald Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia

48 Admin. L. Rev. 356 1996 Perspectives On Judicial Review Elizabeth Osenbaugh Environment and Natural Resources Division, U.S. Department of Justice

48 Admin. L. Rev. 375 1996 Looking Back At Existing Rules: Agency Perspectives On Analysis Requirements

Leslie Kux Associate Chief Counsel, U.S. Food and Drug Administration

49 Admin. L. Rev. 95 1997 Recent Developments Regulatory Reform & The 104Th Congress Congressional Review Of Agency Regulations

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49 Admin. L. Rev. 193 1997 Non-Judicial Checks On Agency Actions T. Alexander Aleinikoff Executive Associate Commissioner, United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice

49 Admin. L. Rev. 421 1997 Report & Recommendation By The Special Committee To Review The Government In The Sunshine Act

Special Committee Administrative Conference Of The United States

49 Admin. L. Rev. 859 1997 Continuous Regulatory Reform At The Federal Trade Commission

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49 Admin. L. Rev. 875 1997 Merger Remedies George S. Cary; Marian R. Bruno

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49 Admin. L. Rev. 989 1997 Through The Looking Glass: A Perspective On Regulatory Reform At The Federal Trade Commission

Lydia B. Parnes; Carol J. Jennings

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50 Admin. L. Rev. 339 1998 Recent Developments Electronic Freedom Of Information Act The Electronic Foia Amendments Of 1996: Reformatting The Foia For On-Line Access

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50 Admin. L. Rev. 699 1998 S. 981, The Regulatory Improvement Act Of 1998: The Most Recent Attempt To Develop A Solution In Search Of A Problem

Daniel Cohen Senior Counsel for Regulation, U.S. Department of Commerce

50 Admin. L. Rev. 723 1998 Recent Developments Federal Agency Focus: Federal Communications Commission Introduction

William E. Kennard Chairman, Federal Communications Commission

50 Admin. L. Rev. 731 1998 The Future Of The Fcc: Promote Competition, Then Relax

John W. Berresford Senior Antitrust Attorney, Industry Analysis Division, Common Carrier Bureau, Federal Communications Commission

50 Admin. L. Rev. 771 1998 From One End Of The Spectrum To The Other: The Fcc's Auction Authority Under The Balanced Budget Act Of 1997

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 363 1999 Equal Access To Justice Act Amendments Of 1996: A New Avenue For Recovering Fees From The Government

Judith E. Kramer Deputy Solicitor for Planning and Coordination, United States Department of Labor

51 Admin. L. Rev. 769 1999 Annual Regulation Of Business Focus: Regulation Of Electronic Commerce Early Returns From Government Regulation Of Electronic Commerce: What's New Is What's Old

Representative George W. Gekas; James W. Harper

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 835 1999 Y2K: A Pothole On The Information Super Highway To Electronic Banking

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 1051 1999 Whatever Happened To Congressional Review Of Agency Rulemaking?: A Brief Overview, Assessment, And Proposal For Reform

Morton Rosenberg Specialist in American Public Law, Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress


51 Admin. L. Rev. 1093 1999 Recent Developments Federal Agency Focus: Securities And Exchange Commission Plain Talk About On-Line Investing

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 1105 1999 It's A Small World After All: The Sec's Role In Securities Regulation Globalization Commissioner

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 1119 1999 Corporate Communications Without Violations Commissioner

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51 Admin. L. Rev. 1197 1999 Sec Cease-And-Desist Orders Andrew M. Smith Acting Assistant General Counsel, Securities and Exchange Commission

51 Admin. L. Rev. 1229 1999 Regulatory Supervision By The Securities And Exchange Commission: Examinations In A Disclosureenforcement Agency

John H. Walsh Chief Counsel in the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE) at the Securities and Exchange Commission

52 Admin. L. Rev. 575 2000 Symposium: Regulation Of Politics Federal Election Commission Obstacles To Effective Enforcement Of The Federal Election Campaign Act

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52 Admin. L. Rev. 1295 2000 Recent Developments Federal Agency Focus: The Department Of Justice

Hon. Janet Reno Attorney General of the United States of America

52 Admin. L. Rev. 1303 2000 Executive Branch Legal Interpretation: A Perspective From The Office Of Legal Counsel

Randolph D. Moss Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, United States Department of Justice

52 Admin. L. Rev. 1331 2000 Federal Tort Claims Act Administrative Claims: Better Than Third-Party Adr For Resolving Federal Tort Claims

Jeffrey Axelrad Director, Federal Tort Claim Act Staff, Civil Division, Department of Justice

52 Admin. L. Rev. 1377 2000 Current Issues Involving The Defense Of Congressional And Administrative Agency Programs

Theodore C. Hirt Assistant Director in the Federal Programs Branch of the Civil Division of the Department of Justice

52 Admin. L. Rev. 1409 2000 The Government's Litigator: Taking Clients Seriously Mark B. Stern; Alisa B. Klein

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53 Admin. L. Rev. 343 2001 Rendering To Caesar: A Response To Professor O'reilly

Gary E. O'connor Appellate Attorney, Office of the General Counsel, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

53 Admin. L. Rev. 615 2001 Annual Regulation Of Business Focus: Reorganization Of The Internal Revenue Service Modernizing The Irs

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53 Admin. L. Rev. 627 2001 Developments In The Reorganization Of The Internal Revenue Service

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53 Admin. L. Rev. 659 2001 Managing Information Privacy In The Information Age

Margaret Ann Irving Privacy Advocate, Internal Revenue Service

53 Admin. L. Rev. 1195 2001 Procurement Authorities Of The Cia Ginger Ann Wright Assistant General Counsel in the Central Intelligence Agency's Office of General Counsel

53 Admin. L. Rev. 1235 2001 In From The Cold: The Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act Of 1998

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54 Admin. L. Rev. 333 2002 Recent Developments Deregulation Of Energy: Lessons From The West Electric Deregulation After California: Down But Not Out

Hon. Richard D. Cudahy Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

54 Admin. L. Rev. 1125 2002 Recent Developments Department Of The Interior Scientific Uncertainty Under The National Environmental Policy Act

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54 Admin. L. Rev. 1167 2002 This Little Company Went To Market: Ipaa V. Dewitt And The Duty To Market Federal Oil And Gas Production At No Cost To The Lessor

Sarah L. Inderbitzin Attorney-Advisor with the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor

55 Admin. L. Rev. 477 2003 Administrative Agreements: Should They Be In The Shadows Of The Administrative Procedures Act?

John M. Scheib Chief of Staff and Counsel to the Chairman of the United States Surface Transportation Board

55 Admin. L. Rev. 643 2003 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission Is Not Required By Statute To Release Terrorism-Related Portions Of Environmental Impact Statements

Roland M. Frye, Jr. Senior Attorney with the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission

56 Admin. L. Rev. 207 2004 Recent Developments In Administrative Law Serving Our Veterans Through Clearer Rules

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56 Admin. L. Rev. 739 2004 Bottoms Up: A Toast To The Success Of Health Care Collaboratives ... What Can We Learn?

Wendy Netter Epstein Law clerk to the Hon. Michael Daly Hawkins, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

57 Admin. L. Rev. 285 2005 Book Review: Administrative Law Desk Reference For Lawyers By John H. Reese

Judge Richard D. Cudahy Senior Status on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals


58 Admin. L. Rev. 551 2006 Symposium Cracks In The System: The Adequacy Of The U.S. Health Care Regulation In A Global Age

Alex M. Azar, Ii Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

59 Admin. L. Rev. 315 2007 Restricted Communications At The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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59 Admin. L. Rev. 547 2007 When The Deluge Hits And You Never Saw The Storm: Asylum Overload And The Second Circuit

Elizabeth Cronin Director, Office of Legal Affairs, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

59 Admin. L. Rev. 569 2007 Panel: United States Border Control And The Secure Fence Act Of 2006

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60 Admin. L. Rev. 431 2008 The State Of Science At The Food And Drug Administration

Peter Barton Hutt Science Review Subcommittee of the FDA Science Board

61 Admin. L. Rev. 343 2009 Procedural Safeguards For Agency Guidance: A Source Of Legitimacy For The Administrative State

Jessica Mantel Attorney, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

61 Admin. L. Rev. 407 2009 Making Veterans Benefits Clear: Va's Regulation Rewrite Project

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61 Admin. L. Rev. 543 2009 The Coming Demise Of Deregulation Ii Hon. Richard D. Cudahy Senior Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

61 Admin. L. Rev. 781 2009 Agency Polymorphism Aaron Greene Leiderman Clerk for Judge Barbara S. Jones of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York

62 Admin. L. Rev. 673 2010 A History Of The Military Authority Exception In The Administrative Procedure Act

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62 Admin. L. Rev. 907 2010 Congress And The Courts Close Their Eyes: The Continuing Abdication Of The Duty To Review Agencies' Noncompliance With The Congressional Review Act

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62 Admin. L. Rev. 919 2010 The Economics Of Railroad "Captive Shipper" Legislation

Russell Pittman Director of Economic Research, Economic Analysis Group, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice


63 Admin. L. Rev. 7 2011 Smarter Regulation: Remarks From Cass Sunstein Cass Sunstein ADMINISTRATOR, OFFICE OF INFORMATION and REGULATORY AFFAIRS

63 Admin. L. Rev. 179 2011 Does Oira Review Improve The Quality Of Regulatory Impact Analysis? Evidence From The Final Year Of The Bush Ii Administration

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63 Admin. L. Rev. 381 2011 Regulation Through Guidance Sean Croston Attorney at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

64 Admin. L. Rev. 295 2012 An Important Member Of The Family: The Role Of Regulatory Exemptions In Administrative Procedure

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64 Admin. L. Rev. 337 2012 Toward A Model Code Ofjudicial Conduct For Federal Administrative Law Judges

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64 Admin. L. Rev. 379 2012 Civil Justice Reform In Social Security Adjudications Jeffrey S. Wolfe United States Administrative Law Judge with the Social Security Administration Office of Disability Adjudication and Review

64 Admin. L. Rev. 967 2012 Recent Developments Adjudicating Addicts: Social Security Disability, The Failure To Adequately Address Substance Abuse, And Proposals For Change

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65 Admin. L. Rev. 301 2013 Social Media, Administrative Agencies, And The First Amendment

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65 Admin. L. Rev. 476 2013 Military Pay Cases: An Introduction Wiiliam C. Bryson United States Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

65 Admin. L. Rev. 483 2013 Suits For Military Pay And Disability Benefits In The Court Of Federal Claims

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65 Admin. L. Rev. 757 2013 Realizing The Promise Of Environmental Civil Rights: The Renewed Effort To Enforce Title Vi Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964

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66 Admin. L. Rev. 243 2014 Remarks By The Hon. Antonin Scalia For The 25Th Anniversary Of Chevron V Nrdc

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67 Admin. L. Rev. 65 2015 Agency Avoidance Of Rulemaking Procedures Connor Raso Counsel, Securities and Exchange Commission

67 Admin. L. Rev. 265 2015 Building A Framework For Governance: Retrospective Review And Rulemaking Petitions

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67 Admin. L. Rev. 629 2015 Market Corrective Rulemaking: Drawing On Eu Insights To Rationalize U.S. Regulation

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68 Antitrust L.J. 219 2000-2001 Multinational Merger Review: Lessons From Our Federalism

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68 Antitrust L.J. 309 2000-2001 Proof Of Competitive Effects In Monopolization Cases: A Response To Professor Muris

David A. Balto; Ernest A. Nagata

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68 Antitrust L.J. 545 2000-2001 Freedom As The Core Value Of Antitrust In The New Millennium

Thomas B. Leary Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

68 Antitrust L.J. 565 2000-2001 Antitrust In The Information Economy Susan Desanti Director of Policy Planning, Federal Trade Commission

68 Antitrust L.J. 571 2000-2001 International Antitrust: 2000 And Beyond Douglas H. Ginsburg Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

68 Antitrust L.J. 581 2000-2001 Roundtable Conference With Enforcement Officials Phillip A. Proger; Thomas Greene; Joel I. Klein; Robert Pitofsky

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68 Antitrust L.J. 913 2000-2001 Challenges Of The New Economy: Issues At The Intersection Of Antitrust And Intellectual Property

Robert Pitofsky Chairman of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission

68 Antitrust L.J. 925 2000-2001 Antitrust In The New Economy Richard A. Posner Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

68 Antitrust L.J. 991 2000-2001 Fifteen Years After Ethyl: The Past And Future Of Facilitating Practices

Michael G. Vita Deputy Assistant Director for Economic Policy Analysis, Federal Trade Commission

68 Antitrust L.J. 1007 2000-2001 The Significance Of Variety In Antitrust Analysis Thomas B. Leary Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

69 Antitrust L.J. 87 2001 Network Effects And Conditions Of Entry: Lessons From The Microsoft Case

Gregory J. Werden Senior Economic Counsel, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

69 Antitrust L.J. 249 2001 Antitrust And The Marketplace Of Ideas Maurice E. Stucke; Allen P. Grunes

Attorneys, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

69 Antitrust L.J. 367 2001 Roundtable Conference With Enforcement Officials Ky P. Ewing, Jr.; Thomas I. Greene; John Nannes; Alexander Schaub; Robert Pitofsky

Chair, ABA Section of Antitrust Law; Senior Assistant Attorney General, California Department of Justice; Acting Asst. Attorney General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Dept of Justice; Director-General, Competition Directorate, European Commission; Chairman, Federal Trade Commission

69 Antitrust L.J. 611 2001 The Competitive Effects Of Passive Minority Equity Interests: Reply

Daniel P. O'brien; Steven C. Salop

Deputy Director of the Bureau of Economics at the FTC; Professor of Economics and Law at the Georgetown University Law Center

69 Antitrust L.J. 841 2001 Afterword: The Role Of The Competition Community In The Patent Law Discourse

Hillary Greene Acting Deputy Assistant General Counsel for Policy Studies, Office of the General Counsel, Federal Trade Commission

70 Antitrust L.J. 67 2002-2003 Assigning Market Shares Gregory J. Werden Senior Economic Counsel, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

70 Antitrust L.J. 105 2002-2003 The Essential Stability Of Merger Policy In The United States


70 Antitrust L.J. 257 2002-2003 The Antitrust Logit Model For Predicting Unilateral Competitive Effects

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70 Antitrust L.J. 261 2002-2003 Roundtable Conference With Enforcement Officials Roxane C. Busey; Patricia Conners; Timothy J. Muris; Dr. Alexander Schaub; Charles A. James

Chair, ABA Section of Antitrust Law Enforcement Officials; Chair, National Association of Attorneys General Multistate Antitrust Task Force; Chair, Federal Trade Commission; Director-General, Competition, Directorate of the European Commission; Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Dept. of Justice

71 Antitrust L.J. 1 2003-2004 The Origins Of The FTC: Concentration, Cooperation, Control, And Competition

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71 Antitrust L.J. 161 2003-2004 A Critical Analysis Of Critical Loss Analysis Daniel P. O'brien; Abraham L. Wickelgren

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71 Antitrust L.J. 253 2003-2004 The 1982 Merger Guidelines And The Ascent Of The Hypothetical Monopolist Paradigm


71 Antitrust L.J. 277 2003-2004 Twenty Years Of Merger Guidelines Enforcement At The FTC: An Economic Perspective

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71 Antitrust L.J. 319 2003-2004 Administrative Litigation At The FTC: Past, Present, And Future

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71 Antitrust L.J. 333 2003-2004 Roundtable Conference With Enforcement Officials Robert T. Joseph; Patricia A. Conners; Mario Monti; Timothy J. Muris; R. Hewitt Pate

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71 Antitrust L.J. 377 2003-2004 The Modern Evolution Of U.S. Competition Policy Enforcement Norms

William E. Kovacic General Counsel, U.S. Federal Trade Commission

71 Antitrust L.J. 719 2003-2004 Economic Evidence On The Existence Of Collusion: Reconciling Antitrust Law With Oligopoly Theory


72 Antitrust L.J. 233 2004-2005 Gecas And The GE/Honeywell Merger: A Response To Reynolds And Ordover

Eric Emch Assistant Chief, Competition Policy Section, U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division


72 Antitrust L.J. 327 2004-2005 Does Price Discrimination Intensify Competition? Implications For Antitrust

James C. Cooper; Luke Froeb; Daniel P. O'brien; Steven Tschantz

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72 Antitrust L.J. 375 2004-2005 A World Of Uncertainty: Economics And The Globalization Of Antitrust

Ken Heyer Economics Director, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

72 Antitrust L.J. 755 2004-2005 Celebrating The Federal Trade Commission: Introductory Remarks For The 90th Anniversary Symposium

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72 Antitrust L.J. 761 2004-2005 The Federal Trade Commission: A Retrospective Richard A. Posner Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

72 Antitrust L.J. 773 2004-2005 More Than Law Enforcement: The FTC'S Many Tools-A Conversation With Tim Muris And Bob Pitofsky

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Interviewer; Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission

72 Antitrust L.J. 871 2004-2005 The FTC At Ninety: History Through Headlines Marc Winerman Attorney, Office of the General Counsel, Federal Trade Commission

72 Antitrust L.J. 975 2004-2005 Cheap Exclusion Susan A. Creighton; D. Bruce Hoffman; Thomas G. Krattenmaker; Ernest A. Nagata

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72 Antitrust L.J. 1075 2004-2005 The FTC And State Action: Evolving Views On The Proper Role Of Government

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72 Antitrust L.J. 1091 2004-2005 Theory And Practice Of Competition Advocacy At The FTC

James C. Cooper; A. Pautler Paul; B. Todd J. Zywicki

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72 Antitrust L.J. 1147 2004-2005 Competition Law And Consumer Protection Law: Two Wings Of The Same House



73 Antitrust L.J. 269 2005-2006 Roundtable Conference With Enforcement Officials Richard J. Wallis; Patricia A. Conners; Deborah Platt Majoras; R. Hewitt Pate; Philip Lowe

Microsoft Corporation; Chair, National Association of Attorneys General Multistate Antitrust Task Force; Chairman, Federal Trade Commission; Assistant Attorney General Antitrust Division, Dept. of Justice; Director General for Competition, European Commission

73 Antitrust L.J. 413 2005-2006 Identifying Exclusionary Conduct Under Section 2: The "No Economic Sense" Test


73 Antitrust L.J. 531 2005-2006 Transparency At The Federal Trade Commission: The Horizontal Merger Review Process 1996-2003

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73 Antitrust L.J. 709 2005-2006 Defining Relevant Product Markets In Electronic Payment Network Antitrust Cases

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74 Antitrust L.J. 87 2007 Predicting The Competitive Effects Of Mergers By Listening To Customers

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74 Antitrust L.J. 175 2007 Using The "Consumer Choice" Approach To Antitrust Law

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74 Antitrust L.J. 707 2007 Monopsony And The Sherman Act: Consumer Welfare In A New Light


75 Antitrust L.J. 505 2008-2009 Moving Sideways: Post-Granholm Developments In Wine Direct Shipping And Their Implications For Competition

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75 Antitrust L.J. 623 2008-2009 Difference-In-Differences Analysis In Antitrust: A Cautionary Note

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76 Antitrust L.J. 65 2009-2010 Remedies For Exclusionary Conduct Should Protect And Preserve The Competitive Process


76 Antitrust L.J. 369 2009-2010 Unilateral Refusals To Deal In Intellectual And Other Property

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76 Antitrust L.J. 585 2009-2010 Recapture, Pass-Through, And Market Definition Joseph Farrell; Carl Shapiro

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76 Antitrust L.J. 929 2009-2010 Competition Policy And The Application Of Section 5 Of The Federal Trade Commission Act

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77 Antitrust L.J. 49 2010-2011 The 2010 Horizontal Merger Guidelines: From Hedgehog To Fox In Forty Years

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77 Antitrust L.J. 229 2010-2011 Enforcing Competition During An Economic Crisis Howard A. Shelanski Deputy Director, Bureau of Economics, Federal Trade Commission

77 Antitrust L.J. 651 2010-2011 The 2010 Horizontal Merger Guidelines: Evolution, Not Revolution

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77 Antitrust L.J. 669 2010-2011 Comment On Muris And Smith, "Antitrust And Bundled Discounts: An Experimental Analysis"

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79 Antitrust L.J. 423 2013-2014 The Joint U.S. Department Of Justice And Federal Trade Commission Workshop On Patent Assertion Entity Activities"Follow The Money"

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Senior Counsel for Competition and Technology in the Legal Policy Section of the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division; Chief Counsel for Intellectual Property for the Federal Trade Commission

79 Antitrust L.J. 501 2013-2014 Patent Assertion Entities And Antitrust: A Competition Cure For A Litigation Disease?

Joshua D. Wright; Douglas H. Ginsburg

Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission; Senior Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

79 Antitrust L.J. 713 2013-2014 Antitrust's Rule Of Reason: Only Competition Matters Gregory J. Werden Senior Economic Counsel, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

79 Antitrust L.J. 761 2013-2014 Review Of Kaplow, Competition Policy And Price Fixing

Richard A. Posner Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

79 Antitrust L.J. 941 2013-2014 Bork's "Legislative Intent" And The Courts Douglas H. Ginsburg Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

80 Antitrust L.J. 121 2015-2016 Competition, Consumer Protection, And The Right [Approach] To Privacy

Maureen K. Ohlhausen; Alexander P. Okuliar

Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission; Attorney Advisor to Commissioner Ohlhausen, Federal Trade Commission

80 Antitrust L.J. 157 2015-2016 Standard Setting, Intellectual Property Rights, And The Role Of Antitrust In Regulating Incomplete Contracts

Joanna Tsai; Joshua D. Wright

Economic Advisor to Commissioner Joshua D. Wright, FTC; Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

80 Antitrust L.J. 205 2015-2016 Philadelphia National Bank At 50: An Interview With Judge Richard Posner

Prof. Harry First; C. Scott Hemphill; Judge Richard Posner

Professor; Professor; Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals

80 Antitrust L.J. 377 2015-2016 Philadelphia National Bank: Bad Economics, Bad Law, Good Riddance

Douglas H. Ginsburg; Joshua D. Wright

Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit; Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission


Criminal Justice27 Crim. Just. 18 2012-2013 Partnering with Mexico: What Human Trafficking

Cases Can Teach Us Moving ForwardAmy Pope Deputy Chief of Staff and Counselor to the Assistant

Attorney General of the Criiminal Division, US Department of Justice

28 Crim. Just. 26 2013-2014 Why the Federal Sentencing Guidelines Should Be Scrapped

Jed S. Rakoff U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York

29 Crim. Just. 4 2014-2015 White-Collar Crime Christy L. Romero Special Inspector General, Troubled Asset Relief Program

29 Crim. Just. 9 2014-2015 Extraterritorial Search Warrants Rule Change David R. Beneman; Donnalee Elm

Federal Public Defender, District of Maine; Federal Public Defender for the Middle District of Florida

29 Crim. Just. 28 2014-2015 The Case for Incident-to-Arrest Searches of Cell Phones

Roy K. Altman Assistant U.S. Attorney

29 Crim. Just. 36 2014-2015 Social Security: How Criminal History May Impact Benefits

Jason Cohen Office of Appellate Operations, Social Security Administration

30 Crim. Just. 9 2015-2016 The Execution of Shannon Johnson A Subversion of Due Process and the Adversarial System?

Gregory M. Sleet United States district judge for the US District Court for the District of Delaware

30 Crim. Just. 42 2015-2016 Dear Mr. President: You Are a Federal Inmate’s Last Chance for Hope

Jeffrey Lazarus Ofice of the Federal Public Defender for the Northern District of Ohio

31 Crim. Just. 12 2016 JOHNSON v. UNITED STATES: Don't Go Away Katherine Menendez Federal Magistrate Judge, District of Minnesota

31 Crim. Just. 19 2016 HOW FEDERAL PRISONERS ARE PLACED Shedding Light on the BOP’s Inmate Classiication and Designation Process

Alicia Vasquez; Todd Bussert

Senior Counsel, Bureau of Prisons; Partner at Frost Bussert LLC

Insights on Law and Society11 Insights on L. Socy. 8 2010-2011 Search Warrants: The Facts Jeffrey Cole Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern

District of Illinois

12 Insights on L. Socy. 4 2011-2012 The Federal Courts in Our Constitutional Democracy Bruce A. Ragsdale Director, Federal Judicial History Office, Federal Judicial Center

14 Insights on L. Socy. 27 2013-2014 An Idea Whose Time Has Come: Congress and the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Katherine Scott Assistant Historian, Office of the U.S. Senate Historian

15 Insights on L. Socy. 26 2014-2015 Why Is Magna Carta Significant? Hon. John Roberts Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court


International Lawyer49 Intl. Law. 325 2015-2016 Bad Math: State-Centric Anti-Corruption

Enforcement + International Information Sharing Agreements = Conflicting Corporate Incentives

Matt Reeder Active Duty Marine Corps lawyer

49 Intl. Law. 427 2015-2016 Combating Terrorism and Violent Extremism in Nigeria: Defining a New Approach to Winning Modern Jihadist Conflict

Steven E. Hendrix Strategy, Budget and Program Office Director in Nigeria with the U.S. Agency for International Development

Journal of Affordable Housing and Community Development Law3 J. Afford. Hous. Cmty. Dev. L. 5

1993-1994 HUD Speaks: HUD Chief of Staff Katz Sets Out the Secretary's Agenda Five New Priorities

Bruce Katz HUD Chief of Staff

3 J. Afford. Hous. Cmty. Dev. L. 6

1993-1994 HUD Speaks: General Counsel Diaz Examines His Office's Role in the Administration's and HUD's New Agenda

Nelson A. Diaz HUD General Counsel


1997-1998 Home Ownership Opportunities in Indian Country John McGee Ingram Counsel with the Legal Departmentof Fannie Mae


1997-1998 From Command to Demand: Creating Markets for "CRA Securities"

Peter E. Mahoney Associate General Counsel for Legislative and General Regulatory Matters of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation


1998-1999 Implementing NAHASDA: Brave New Word? Robert S. Kenison Associate General Counsel for the Office of Assisted Housing and Community Development in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


1999-2000 Using CRA in Affordable Housing Michael S. Barr Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community Developmnent in the Treasury Department


2002-2002 The Low Income Housing Credit Program: An IRS Analyst's Perspective

Grace Robertson Senior Program Analyst with the Internal Revenue Service


2002-2003 Rising Housing Costs Are a National Concern Alphonso R. Jackson Deputy Secretary at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2002-2003 High Ethical Standards and Accountability Key to HUD Success

Richard A. Hauser General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2002-2003 Affordable Housing HUD'S Proposal to Overhaul the Mortgage Process to Lower Costs and Increase Homeownership

Kenneth A. Markison Assistant General Counsel at the U.S. Departmentof Housing and Urban Development



2002-2003 HUD Enforcement of Lead-Based Paint Rules and Other Lead-Based Paint Activities

John B. Shumway Deputy Assistant General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2003-2004 The Experience at HUD George Weidenfeller; Bob Kenison; John Kennedy; John Herold; John Daly; Camille Acevedo

Deputy General Counsel ; Associate General Counsel for Assisted Housing; Associate General Counsel for Finance and Regulatory Compliance ; Associate General Counsel for Program Enforcement ; Associate General Counsel for Insured Housing ; Associate General Counsel for Legislation and Regulations


2005-2006 Young Lawyers at HUD Danielle Bastarache; Fanta Brooks; Mary Rose Browder; Amy Brown; Jason Chang; Heidi Cohen; Matt Mussetter; Elan Thompson

Lawyers, Department of Housing and Urban Development


2005-2006 HUD and Regulatory Transparency Keith E. Gottfried General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2008 It's Alive!-Mortgage Risk Reborn: Issues and Possible Solutions

Michael Krimminger Special Advisor for Policy in the Office of the Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


2010-2011 Longing for the Way We Were: Nostalgia Meets Constitutional Reality in Post-Katrina St. Bernard Parish

Brian E. Surratt Law Clerk in the San Antonio office of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2014-2015 RADical Changes at HUD Kathie Soroka Senior Counsel at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2015-2016 HUD General Counsel Reflects on the Department's Fifty-Year History

Helen R. Kanovsky General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development


2015-2016 Fair Housing in Focus: HUD's Next Steps in Combatting Housing Discrimination

Bryan Greene General Deputy Assistant Secretary for FHEO, HUD

Judges’ Journal45 Judges J. 7 2006 An Introduction to the U.S. Military Justice System Hon. Roger A. Drew, Jr. Staff Judge Advocate, Air Force Element, United States

Forces-Korea

45 Judges J. 18 2006 Military Commissions and the Global War on Terror Hon. Paul H. McConnell Deputy Chief Judge, Navy-Marine COrps Trial Judiciary


45 Judges J. 22 2006 Settlement Conference Techniques: A Judge's Opening Statement

Hon. Morton Denlow Presiding Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

45 Judges J. 32 2006 Preparing Clients for Deployment Robin Hall Major, Army's Active Guard-Reserve Program

46 Judges J. 10 2007 Judges and Journalists: Defusing Tensions and Building Relationships

Mark Curriden; Hon. Patrick Higginbotham

Senior Communications Counsel, Vinson & Elkins; Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

46 Judges J. 16 2007 Defining the Rule of Law Judge Samuel L. Bufford U.S. Bankruptcy Judge, Central District of California

46 Judges J. 24 2007 The Rule of Law Initiative Here and Abroad Hon. Ellen F. Rosenblum; Hon. M. Margaret McKeown

Judge, Oregon Court of Appeals; Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

46 Judges J. 34 2007 A Primer for Lawyers and Judges Richard N. Lettieri; Hon. Joy Flowers Conti

Attorney and Evidence Consultant; U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania

48 Judges J. 6 2009 An Interview with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Justice Ginsburg; Suzanne Reynolds

Supreme Court of the United States; Professor

49 Judges J. 7 2010 Judicial Opinions and the Digital Revolution Judge William E. Smith U.S. District Court Judge for the District of Rhode Island

49 Judges J. 33 2010 The Technology and Law of the Form of Production of Electronically Stored Information

Judge David J. Waxse Magistrate Judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas

50 Judges J. 24 2011 Recommendations For Implementing Sound Protective Intelligence Methodologies

John F. Muffler; Judge James R.Brandlin

Administrator of the National Center for Judicial Security, U.S. Marshals Service Headquarters; Judge, Los Angeles Superior Court

51 Judges J. 7 2012 Proportionality, Disparity, and Recidivism Judge Patti Saris United States District Judge for the District of Massachusetts

51 Judges J. 16 2012 We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us, or Move Over, Sisyphus

Judge Brenda P. Murray Chief Administrative Law Judge With A Federal Agency

51 Judges J. 19 2012 The Justice Department And Reentry Policy: Building Engagement, Improving Outcomes

James M. Cole Deputy Attorney General for the Department of Justice

51 Judges J. 32 2012 Teaching the Constitution Alyson M. Oswald; L. Neal Ellis Jr.

Assistant United States Attorney in the Criminal Division of the United States Attorney's Office; Partner in the Law Firm of Ellis & Anthony LLP

52 Judges J. 26 2013 A Jurist and a Lawyer Consider Judicial Recusal After Caperton

Judge N. Randy Smith; Robert S. Peck

U.S. Court of Appeals Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit; President of the Center for Constitutional Litigation


52 Judges J. 29 2013 An Interview With Clerk Of The Supreme Court William K. Suter; Peter M. Koelling

Clerk of the Supreme Court; Interviewer

52 Judges J. 33 2013 Disaster Planning and the Role of Lawyers Chief Judge Cecelia G. Morris; Vito Genna

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge, Southern District of New York; Clerk of the Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York

53 Judges J. 16 2014 The Public Interest Fellowship Model For Judicial Clerkship

Judge Elizabeth S. Stong U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern District of New York

53 Judges J. 24 2014 A Few Tips Fora More Security-Conscious Lifestyle Judge Henry E. Hudson; John Muffler

U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia; Chief Inspector, U.S. Marshals Service

54 Judges J. 14 2015 Why A Federal Mental Health Court? The District Of Utah’s Pioneering RISE Court

Judge Brooke C. Wells U.S. Magistrate Judge

54 Judges J. 20 2015 Who, Me? Am I Guilty Of Implicit Bias? Judge Dana Leigh Marks Judge, Executive Ofice for Immigration Review

55 Judges J. 21 2016 Does the Federal Article I Bench Relect the Ethnicity of the Populations that They Serve? What If the Answer Is No?

Judge Frank J. Bailey U.S. Bankruptcy Judge

55 Judges J. 26 2016 The International Law Of Genocide And Its Implications

Adam R. Pearlman Associate Deputy General Counsel, U.S. Department of Defense

Jurimetrics55 Jurimetrics 179 2014-2015 A Case For The Commonplace: Locating

Nanotechnology Within Existing Regulatory Frameworks

Jeffery T. Morris Deputy Director, Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

55 Jurimetrics 407 2014-2015 Flawed Convictions: "Shaken Baby Syndrome" And The Inertia Of Injustice

Jon M. Sands; Rachelle Jones-Rowe

Federal Public Defender, District of Arizona; J.D. Candidate, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University

55 Jurimetrics 463 2014-2015 Gruesome Spectacles: Botched Executions And America's Death Penalty

Jon M. Sands; Dale A. Baich

Federal Public Defender, District of Arizona; Assistant Federal Public Defender and Supervisor of the Capital Habeas Unit for the District of Arizona

Procurement Lawyer47 Proc. Law. 3 2011-2012 Asserting a "Sum Certain": A Brief Tutorial Reba Page Member, Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals

47 Proc. Law. 4 2011-2012 Bad Advice on Mandatory Disclosure Michael J. Davidson Attorney, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement


48 Proc. Law. 11 2012-2013 Recent Developments at the FAA Office of Dispute Resolution for Acquisition

C. Scott Maravilla Dispute Resolution Officer And Administrative Judge in the Federal Aviation Administration Office of Dispute Resolution for Acquisition

49 Proc. Law. 10 2013-2014 Partial Set-Asides: The (Previously) Obscure Small Business Policy

Steven W Feldman Attorney-Advisor with the US Army Engineeringand Support Center

49 Proc. Law. 13 2013-2014 How and Why the FAA Employs Alternative Dispute Resolution

C. Scorr Maravilla; Sarah Block; Greg Matherne

Administrative Judge at the FAA; 2014 graduates of The George Washington University Law School; 2014 graduates of The George Washington University Law School

50 Proc. Law. 3 2014-2015 Drafting an Agency Corrective Action Plan in Response to Bid Protests

Joon K. Hong MAJOR, US ARMY

52 Proc. Law. 8 2016 Applying Section 851 of the 2016 NDAA Government-Wide: A Centralized Commerciality Determination

Khristine Agnello Warranted Contracting Officer for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Program Support Center

Public Contract Law Journal40 Pub. Cont. L.J. 347 2010-2011 Is The Procurement Integrity Act "Important" Enough

For The Mandatory Disclosure Rule? A Case For Inclusion

Timothy M. Cox Air Force Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems

40 Pub. Cont. L.J. 595 2010-2011 Path Of An Investigation: How A Major Contractor's Ethics Office And Air Force Procurement Fraud And Suspension/Debarment Apparatus Deal With Allegations Of Potential Fraud And Unethical Conduct

David Robbins; Steven A. Shaw; Rodney A. Grandon; Brian Sears; Alice Eldridge

Director of the Air Force Procurement Fraud Remedies Program; Deputy General Counsel (Contractor Responsibility), Air Force; Asst. Deputy General Counsel (Contractor Responsibility), Air Force; Director of Ethics and Business Conduct for Lockheed Martin Corp.; VP of Ethics and Business Conduct for Lockheed Martin Corp.

40 Pub. Cont. L.J. 619 2010-2011 Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12: How HSPD-12 May Limit Competition Unnecessarily And Suggestions For Reform

Sondra Bell Nensala Air Force Commercial Law & Litigation Directorate

40 Pub. Cont. L.J. 741 2010-2011 Could The Weapon Systems Acquisition Reform Act Of 2009 Have Fixed The Problems That Plagued The F-22 Acquisition Project Back In 1981?

Thomas A. Gabriele Judge Advocate with the U.S. Air Force

40 Pub. Cont. L.J. 935 2010-2011 No More "Mad Money": Salvaging The Commander's Emergency Response Program

Heidi Lynn Osterhout U.S Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps


41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 527 2011-2012 The Perverse Effect Of The Multiple Award Schedules' Price Reductions Clause

Aaron E. Woodward U S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 583 2011-2012 In- Or Out-: The Jurisdictional Confusion Over Challenges To Agency Decisions To. In-Source Contracted Work

Gabriel D. Sol; Tara L. Ward

Office of General Counsel, Procurement and Financial Assistance, U.S. Department of Energy; Associate, Government Contracts Group, Wiley Rein, LLP

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 635 2011-2012 Defense Base Act Insurance: Allocating Wartime Contracting Risks Between Government And Private Industry

Hugh Barrett McClean U.S Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 777 2011-2012 Death Benefits For Servicemembers: A Case Study On The Department Of Veterans Affairs And Its Life Insurance Contract

Philip S. Hadji Assistant Counsel at the Department of the Navy Office of General Counsel

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 813 2011-2012 Guarding The Guardians: Accountability In Qui Tam Litigation Under The Civil False Claims Act

Sean Elameto U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 855 2011-2012 The $435 Hammer And $600 Toilet Seat Scandals: Does Media Coverage Of Procurement Scandals Lead To Procurement Reform?

Airon A. Mothershed U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 881 2011-2012 Principled Or Practical Responsibility: Sixty Years Of Discussion

John Bryan Warnock U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

41 Pub. Cont. L.J. 917 2011-2012 Expediency At The Expense Of Governmental Propriety: Personal Service Contractors In The Procurement Office

William Charles Moorhouse

Chief of Contract and Fiscal Law for the U.S. Army Expeditionary Contracting Command

42 Pub. Cont. L.J. 251 2012-2013 Sidestepping The Point-Estmate Fallacy: How To Improve The Quality Of Government Procurement Decisions By Evaluating The Predictive Value Of Cost Realism Analyses

Per David Midboe Civilian Federal Procurement attorney for the Office of the General Counsel of the U.S. Department of the Navy

42 Pub. Cont. L.J. 549 2012-2013 Play It Again, Sam: Taking Another Look At How Supplies And Services Are Classified

Timothy Bunting Procurement Attorney with the Office of the General Counsel for the Department of the Navy

42 Pub. Cont. L.J. 585 2012-2013 The Effect Of The Court Of Federal Claims' Decision In Systems Application & Technologies, Inc. V. United States On Contracting Officer Discretion To Take Corrective Action In Response To Protests Before The GAO

Jonathan L. Kang Assistant General Counsel in the U.S Government Accountability Office

42 Pub. Cont. L.J. 749 2012-2013 The Acquisition Supply Chain And The Security Of Government Information Technology Purchases

Michael Ian Morrison Procurement Analyst for the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology


42 Pub. Cont. L.J. 793 2012-2013 Price Realism Analysis In Fixed-Price Contracting: Improving The Evaluation Process

Alexis J. Bernstein attorney for the U.S. Air Force Legal Operations Agency, Commercial Law and Litigation Directorate

43 Pub. Cont. L.J. 587 2013-2014 GAO-COFC Concurrent Bid Protest Jurisdiction: Are Two Fora Too Many?

]ames W Nelson U.S. Army Judge Advocate

43 Pub. Cont. L.J. 621 2013-2014 Transaction Management: A Systemic Approach To Procurement Reform

Aaron S. Ralph Attorney-Advisor for the U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

44 Pub. Cont. L.J. 1 2014-2015 Lost And Found: In Search Of A Uniform Approach For Selecting Best Value

Timothy Bunting Office of the General Counsel for the Department of the Navy

44 Pub. Cont. L.J. 113 2014-2015 Understanding The Wsca-Naspo Cooperative Purchasing Organization: It's Time To Invite The Elephant Out Of The Corner

James W. Nelson; Julia A. LoBosco

U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps; U.S. Coast Guard Office of Procurement Law

44 Pub. Cont. L.J. 369 2014-2015 Second-Best Markets: On The Hidden Efficiency Of Defense Offsets

Daniel E. Schoeni U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

44 Pub. Cont. L.J. 649 2014-2015 Millionaire Protectors-Adjusting The New Rules For The Federal Government Overseas Private Security Contractor Procurement System

Todd Jason Hanks U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps

45 Pub. Cont. L.J. 1 2015-2016 The Use Of Withdrawn Factual Stipulations In Debarment Proceedings: A Study In Parallel Processes

Eric Michael Liddick Attorney-Advisor for the Procurement Fraud Branch, Contractand Fiscal Law Division, U.S. Army Legal Services Agency

45 Pub. Cont. L.J. 47 2015-2016 Paying The Piper? How The Federal Circuit Shifted Performance Risk To The Contractor By Redefining Cost Reasonableness

Candice D. Schubbe Judge Advocate in the U.S. Air Force

45 Pub. Cont. L.J. 183 2015-2016 The Inchoate Mistake: Demystifying The Defense Department's Competition Problem

Samuel Mark Borowski Attorney in the U.S. Air Force General Counsel's Office

45 Pub. Cont. L.J. 613 2015-2016 Protests Of Orders: A Drizzle Or A Downpour: Examining The Results Of The Government Accountability Office's Exclusive Protest Jurisdiction Following The 2008 NDAA Amendments To Fasa

George Michael Ebert U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps

Report of the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting Section on Public Utility Law1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 13 1985 Remarks Ambassador Diana Lady

DouganDirector, Bureau of International Communications and Information Policy, United States Department of State

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 18 1985 Competition in International Satellite Communications

Hon. John D. Dingell United States House of Representatives


1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 24 1985 Remarks Hon. Mimi Weyforth Dawson

Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 67 1985 The Natural Gas Industry Enhanced Competition And The Evolving Legal Framework: Legal Issues Arising from the FERC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Issued May 30, 1985

Hon. Charles G. Stalon Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 123 1985 Remarks Katherine Cudlipp Chief Counsel, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, United States Senate

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 128 1985 Remarks William F. Pedersen Associate General Counsel for Air Policy, Environmental Protection Agency Washington

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 181 1985 Remarks James R. Tourtellotte Chairman, Regulatory Reform Task Force, Nuclear Regulatory Commission

1985 Proc. Pub. Util. 201 1985 Remarks Victor Stello, Jr. Deputy Executive Director, Regional Operations and Generic Requirements, Nuclear Regulatory Commission

1986 Proc. Pub. Util. 12 1986 Remarks Hon. Charles Trabandt Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

1986 Proc. Pub. Util. 19 1986 Remarks Theodore Garrish Assistant Secretary, United States Department of Energy

1986 Proc. Pub. Util. 24 1986 Remarks Richard P. O'Neill Chief, Analysis and Forecasting Branch, Energy Information Administration, United States Department of Energy

1986 Proc. Pub. Util. 94 1986 Remarks William J. Silvey Executive Director, Asset Divestiture Group, United States Department of Energy

1986 Proc. Pub. Util. 119 1986 Remarks Jerome S. Feit Solicitor, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

The Environmental Lawyer1 Envtl. Law. 1 1994-1995 The Environmental Protection Agency's

Environmental Appeals BoardNancy B. Firestone Judge, Environmental Appeals Board

1 Envtl. Law. 99 1994-1995 Mitigation Banking: For Wetlands Protection Or Poison Panacea

William W. Sapp Judicial Clerk in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia. This article was written when Mr. Sapp was an Assistant Counsel for Environmental Law and Regulatory Programs, Office of Chief Counsel of the United States Army Corps of Engineers

1 Envtl. Law. 141 1994-1995 Rethinking The Clean Air Act Operating Permit Program: A Proposal For Mid-Stream Adjustments

Adan Anthony Schwartz Attorney-advisor with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of General Counsel.


1 Envtl. Law. 203 1994-1995 Employer Trip Reduction - Who Is Responsible For Organizing The Carpool?

Matthew K. Gagelin The author is currently assigned to Commander, Naval Base, San Diego

1 Envtl. Law. 491 1994-1995 Green With Envy: The FTC, The EPA, The States, And The Regulation Of Environmental Marketing

E. Howard Barnett General Counsel of the Defense Evaluation Support Activity, Department of Defense.

1 Envtl. Law. 513 1994-1995 Taking The Burden Off The Buyer: A Survey Of Hazardous Waste Disclosure Statutes

Sarah L. Inderbitzin Attorney-Advisor with the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor General

1 Envtl. Law. 793 1994-1995 Hazardous Waste From Mining: Federal Securities And Exchange Commission Disclosure Requirements

Van E. Housman Chemical Engineer in the Mining Waste Section of the Environmental Protection Agency

1 Envtl. Law. 827 1994-1995 Regulatory Confusion Defense In Clean Water Act Section 404 Enforcement

Daniel L. Karls MJudge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps

2 Envtl. Law. 57 1995-1996 A Practitioner's View Of The National Priorities List Terry C. Clarke Assistant Counsel for Environmental Law and Regulatory Programs, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

2 Envtl. Law. 291 1995-1996 Ensuring The Fairness Of Agency Adjudications: The Environmental Appeals Board's First Four Years

Nancy B. Firestone; Elizabeth C. Brown

Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Environment and Natural Resources Division, U.S. Department of Justice ; Counsel to EPA's Environmental Appeals Board

2 Envtl. Law. 353 1995-1996 Clean Air Act Section 176 General Conformity Program

James T. Lang Executive Officer, U.S. Naval Legal Service Office

2 Envtl. Law. 665 1995-1996 Making An Oily Mess Less Messy: Use Of Rule F Concursus To Reduce Oil Spill Litigation Complexity

Ronald Edward Kilroy Staff of the Chief Counsel, U.S. Coast Guard

3 Envtl. Law. 149 1996-1997 The Nature Of Land And Resource Management Planning Under The National Forest Management Act

Michael J. Gippert; Vincent L. DeWitte

Assistant General Counsel at the Natural Resources Division, Office of General Counsel, U.S. Department of Agriculture ; Attorney at the Natural Resources Division, Office of the General Counsel, U.S. Department of Agriculture

4 Envtl. Law. 827 1997-1998 The Bumpy Road To Community Preparedness: The Emergency Planning And Community Right-To-Know Act

Rebecca S. Weeks Colonel Weeks is a member of the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corp

5 Envtl. Law. 65 1998-1999 The Control Of Aquatic Nuisance Nonindigenous Species

David M. Whalin Social Security Administration

5 Envtl. Law. 129 1998-1999 The Application And Adequacy Of The Clean Air Act In Addressing Interstate Ozone Transport

Karl James Simon Attorney/Advisor in the Office of Mobile Sources at the United States Environmental Protection Agency

5 Envtl. Law. 513 1998-1999 Control Of Air Pollutant Emissions From Aircraft Engines: Local Impacts Of National Concern

Michael Gerard Green Lieutenant Commander in the Judge Advocate General's Corps, United States Navy


6 Envtl. Law. 99 1999-2000 Reform Of The Toxic Substances Control Act: Achieving Balance In The Regulation Of Toxic Substances

Robert B. Haemer Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy

6 Envtl. Law. 839 1999-2000 Let's Clear The Air: Enforcing Civil Penalties Against Federal Violators Of The Clean Air Act

Lisa M. Schenck Lieutenant Colonel, Judge Advocate General's Corps, United States Army

7 Envtl. Law. 1 2000-2001 Responding To Hazardous Substances Released On Federal Public Lands: Civilian Federal Agency Authority To Protect Public Lands Using Cercla

Casey Scott Padgett Office of the Solicitor, U.S. Department of the Interior

7 Envtl. Law. 75 2000-2001 The Domestic And International Legal Implications Of Exporting Hazardous Waste: Exporting Naval Vessels For Scrapping

Jeffrey Paul Luster Navy Litigation Office, Office of the General Counsel, Department of the Navy

7 Envtl. Law. 225 2000-2001 The Thorny Gift: Analysis Of Epa's Intent To Empower Indian Tribal Governments With Clean Air Act Regulatory Authority Over Non-Tribal Lands And Immunize Tribal Governments From Caa Citizen Suits

Wes J. Layton Judge Advocate Corps of the United States Air Force

7 Envtl. Law. 477 2000-2001 Sharing The Burden: Allocating The Risk Of Cercla Clean-Up Costs

Kenneth Michael Theurer Judge Advocate assigned to the Environmental Law and Litigation Division of the Air Force Legal Services Agency

7 Envtl. Law. 555 2000-2001 The Regional Haze Rule: EPA'S Next Phase In Protecting Visibility Under The Clean Air Act

Michael T. Palmer Judge Advocate General's Corps of the United States Navy

8 Envtl. Law. 1 2001-2002 Transboundary Movement Of Hazardous Waste From Mexico To The United States: Epa's Authority To Enforce Rcra Requirements Against Mexican Maquiladoras

Nivea R. Berrios-Colón Attorney Advisor for the Environmental Appeals Board, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

8 Envtl. Law. 75 2001-2002 Enforcement Of Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Control And Abatement Measures Applicable To Federal Facilities, Activities And Land Management Practices Under Federal And State Law

Steven J. Hipfel Environmental Counsel to the Commander, Navy Region Southwest

8 Envtl. Law. 303 2001-2002 What A Criminal Needs To Know Under Section 309(C)(2) Of The Clean Water Act: How Far Does "Knowingly" Travel?

Thomas Richard Uiselt Judge Advocate serving as the Deputy Regional Counsel for the Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence

8 Envtl. Law. 457 2001-2002 National Security And Wildlife Protection: Maintaining An Effective Balance

Paul C. Kiamos Active Duty Navy judge advocate attached to Commander, Carrier Group ONE as Staff Judge Advocate

8 Envtl. Law. 521 2001-2002 EPA'S Mixed Approach To Mixed Waste Angela Cole Bonstead Assistant District Counsel for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers


9 Envtl. Law. 119 2002-2003 Control Of Mercury Emissions From Coal-Fired Electric Power Plants

Barry J. Goehler Active Duty Navy judge advocate presently attached to the staff of Commander THIRD Fleet

9 Envtl. Law. 327 2002-2003 Safeguarding National Security Through Public Release Of Environmental Information: Moving The Debate To The Next Level

Joseph D. Jacobson Judge Advocate assigned to the Environmental Law and Litigation Division of the Air Force Legal Services Agency

9 Envtl. Law. 399 2002-2003 A Study Of The Financial Mechanism Of The Montreal Protocol On Substances That Deplete The Ozone Layer

James Andrew Bove Assistant Regional Counsel for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region 6

9 Envtl. Law. 589 2002-2003 Pesticide-Laced Predator Baits: Considerations For Prosecution And Sentencing

Ninish B. Vyas; James W. Spann; Eric Albers; Don Patterson

research biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Patuxent Wildlife Research Center; wildlife biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Patuxent Wildlife Research Center; Ph.D. candidate at Texas Tech University; retired senior resident agent with the Division of Law Enforcement of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

9 Envtl. Law. 609 2002-2003 The Federal Regulation Of Waste From Cruise Ships In U.S. Waters

Meredith Dahl Office of the General Counsel, Natural Resources Division and the Pollution Control Team, of the U.S. Department of Agriculture

The Labor Lawyer1 Lab. Law. 1 1985 Restoring Stability in the Implementation of the

National Labor Relations ActDon A. Zimmerman Member, National Labor Relations Board

1 Lab. Law. 39 1985 A View from the Circuit: A Federal Circuit Judge Views the NLRA Appellate Scene

Robert S. Vance Circuit Judge United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit

1 Lab. Law. 483 1985 A Principled Approach to NLRB Decisionmaking Patricia Diaz Dennis Member, National Labor Relations Board

1 Lab. Law. 745 1985 Recent Developments Under the National Labor Relations Act

Mary Ellen R. Benard Administrative Law Judge, NationalLabor Relations Board

2 Lab. Law. 47 1986 The Disclosure of Profits in the Normal Course of Collective Bargaining: All Relevant Information Should Be on the Table

Robert E. Bloch Attorney with the NLRB

3 Lab. Law. 11 1987 U.S. Labor Law and the Future of Labor-Management Cooperation

Stephen I. Schlossberg; Steven M. Fetter

Deputy Under Secretary of Labor for Labor-Management Relations and Cooperative Programs; Executive Assistant to the Deputy Under Secretary, U.S. Department of Labor


3 Lab. Law. 199 1987 Remedies for Individual Cases of Unlawful Employment Discrimination: A Law Enforcement Perspective

Fred W. Alvarez; Barbara Lipsky

Member, United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Special Assistant to Commissioner Fred W. Alvarez

4 Lab. Law. 715 1988 Expiration of the Collective Bargaining Agreement: Survivability of Terms and Conditions of Employment

Paul Bosanac Field Attorney, National Labor Relations Board

5 Lab. Law. 63 1989 Eliminating the Plaintiff's Attorney in Equal Employment Litigation: A Shakespearean Tragedy

Ray Terry Regional Attorney, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

5 Lab. Law. 825 1989 Democratic ESOPs: Can Workers Control Their Future?

Julie Lynn Kaufman Attorney, National Labor Relations Board

6 Lab. Law. 127 1990 Alternative Dispute ResolutionInterest Arbitration and the National Labor Relations Act

Harold J. Datz Associate General Counsel, Office of the General Counsel, NLRB

6 Lab. Law. 145 1990 Battleground for a Divided Court: Employment Discrimination in the Supreme Court, 1988-89

Charles A. Shanor; Samuel A. Marcosson

General Counsel, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Attorney, Appellate Services Division, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

8 Lab. Law. 81 1992 Employee Participation Programs: Are They Lawful under the National Labor Relations Act?

Harold J. Datz Chief Counsel to National Labor Relations Board Member John N. Raudabaugh

9 Lab. Law. 43 1993 Should the Guilty Employer Go Free? Robert J. Gregory Office of General Counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

9 Lab. Law. 553 1993 The Family and Medical Leave Act and The Americans with Disabilities Act: Areas of Contrast and Overlap

Peggy R. Mastroianni; David K. Fram

Director, ADA Policy Division, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Office of Legal Counsel, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

10 Lab. Law. 719 1994 The NLRB's Deferral to Arbitration Policy William B. Gould IV Chair, National Labor Relations Board

14 Lab. Law. 317 1998-1999 Are We Witnessing a Kinder, Gentler EEOC? The EEOC's Task Force Report on Best Private Sector EEO and Diversity Practices and Other Agency Trends

Commissioner Reginald E. Jones

United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

15 Lab. Law. 69 1999-2000 Changing the Traditional Grievance and Arbitration Model: Alternative Dispute Resolution Provisions in Air Force Collective Bargaining Agreements

Douglas B. Cox Judge Advocate in the United States Air Force

16 Lab. Law. 1 2000-2001 Battling Case Backlogs at the NLRB: The Continuing Problem of Delays in Decision Making and the Clinton Board's Response

John C. Truesdale Chairman, National Labor Relations Board


16 Lab. Law. 43 2000-2001 The Clinton Board(s)—A Partial Look from Within Wilma B. Liebman; Peter J. Hurtgen

Member, National Labor Relations Board; Member, National Labor Relations Board

17 Lab. Law. 261 2001-2002 Doing the Best with What We Had: Building a More Effective Equal Employment Opportunity Commission during the Clinton/Gore Administration

Paul M. Igasaki Vice Chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

17 Lab. Law. 389 2001-2002 Improving the Federal Employee Redress System Peter R. Marksteiner Judge Advocate in the U.S. Air Force

18 Lab. Law. 79 2002-2003 Compelled to Wear a Union Logo as Part of a Mandatory Uniform Requirement Pursuant to a Collective Bargaining Agreement: Good Labor Policy or Simply a Walking Billboard for the Union?

Michael Taylor Staff Attorney, National Labor Relations Board

18 Lab. Law. 453 2002-2003 Reconciling the Otherwise Irreconcilable: The Rejection of Collective Bargaining Agreements under Section 1113 of the Bankruptcy Code

Michael D. Sousa Judicial Law Clerk to the Hon. William J. Martini, United States District Court Judge for the District of New Jersey

24 Lab. Law. 97 2008-2009 Permanent Replacements: Time For A New Look? Joseph P. Norelli Regional Director, Region 20, of the National Labor Relations Board

The Public Lawyer10 Pub. Law. 3 2002 Constitutional Duty Of A National Security Lawyer In

A Time Of TerrorJudge James E. Baker Judge to the United States Court of Appeals for the

Armed Forces

11 Pub. Law. 3 2003 Reflections On Diversity In The Public Law Office By The DOJ Civil Rights Division's First Indian Lawyer

Lawrence R. Baca Senior Trial Attorney in the Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice

11 Pub. Law. 6 2003 Ordered Liberty and the Homeland Security Mission Judge James E. Baker United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

13 Pub. Law. 8 2005 Admission by Motion Rules: Slow Motion in the Aftermath of MJP Reform?

Ellen M. Lazarus Deputy Assistant Director, American Law Division, Congressional Research Service

13 Pub. Law. 10 2005 Legal Operations in Northern Iraq: The 101st Airborne Division, Office of the Staff Judge Advocate

Col. Richard M. Whitaker Army Judge Advocate General's Corps

16 Pub. Law. 2 2008 The Challenges of Electronic Discovery Ted Hirt Federal Programs Branch, Civil Division, U.S. Department of Justice

18 Pub. Law. 11 2010 Ten Rules for a Successful Appellate Argument William K. Suter Clerk of the United States Supreme Court

20 Pub. Law. 3 2012 Access to Federal Disaster and Wreckage Sites Greg G. Brooker; Brittany Lawonn

Chief, Civil Division, U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota; Law Student


21 Pub. Law. 3 2013 Moving from the Rule of Personality to the Rule of Law

James Dapper; Benes Aldana; Jeremy Greenwood

U.S. Air Force; U.S. Coast Guard; U.S. Coast Guard

23 Pub. Law. 3 2015 Understanding the Impact of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act

Eric W. Treene Special Counsel for Religious Discrimination for the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice

23 Pub. Law. 9 2015 Establishing a Comprehensive Definition of Terrorism Matthew J. Manning Military Legislative Assistant, Congressman Brad Ashford

24 Pub. Law. 2 2016 No Complaint Needed: DOJ’s Enforcement of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Greg Brooker First Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota

24 Pub. Law. 14 2016 The U.S. Coast Guard Ofice of the Judge Advocate General: What We’re All About

Steven D. Poulin Rear Admiral with the U.S. Coast Guard

Aviation Litigation National Institute2012 Inst. Av. E 2012 Opening Statements: General Rules And Guidelines Patrick J. McGroder, III;

Amy E. Furness; Orla A. Brady; Deborah A. Elsasser

Gallagher & Kennedy P.A.; Carlton Fields; U.S. Department of Justice; Clyde & Co US, LLP

2012 Inst. Av. F 2012 A Primer On ATC Expert Witnesses Debra D. Fowler Senior Aviation Counsel U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division, Torts Branch, Department of Justice

2016 Inst. Av. A 2016 Federal Involvement in the Laser Illumination of Aircraft

Karen A. Escobar Assistant US Attorney

2016 Inst. Av. E 2016 Challenges of Continuing Safety Improvement Christopher A. Hart Chairman, NTSB

Bitcoin and Other Digital Currencies Institute2015 Inst. Bitcoin C 2015 Settlement Action U.S. Dept. of Justice U.S. Dept. of Justice

Class Actions Institute2016 Inst. Class Act. I 2016 Managing Class Action Litigation: A Pocket Guide for

Judges Third EditionBarbara J. Rothstein; Thomas E. Willging

Director, Federal Judicial Center; Staff Member, Federal Judicial Center

Consumer Financial Services Institute2014 Inst. Cons. Serv. G 2014 Data Security, Fraud Prevention And Identity

ProtectionL. Richard Fischer; Katherine Armstrong

Morrison & Foerster LLP; Attorney, Division of Privacy & Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission


2014 Inst. Cons. Serv. I 2014 Truth-in-Lending ABA Consumer Financial Services Basics

Benjamin K. Olson; Thomas J. Kearney

Partner, BuckleySandler LLP; Senior Counsel, Office of Regulations, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

2014 Inst. Cons. Serv. J 2014 Installment Lending & The FTC’S Recent Initiatives Malini Mithal Assistant Director, Division of Financial Practices Federal Trade Commission

2015 Inst. Cons. Serv. F 2015 Data Security, Fraud Prevention And Identity Protection

L. Richard Fischer; Megan Cox

Morrison & Foerster LLP; Attorney, Division of Privacy & Identity Protection Federal Trade Commission

2015 Inst. Cons. Serv. J 2015 Installment Lending & The FTC’S Recent Initiatives James Reilly Dolan Associate Director, Division of Financial Practices, Federal Trade Commission

2015 Inst. Cons. Serv. K 2015 Mortgage Origination & Servicing Angela J. Cheek; Lynette I. Hotchkiss; Thomas J. Kearney

Sallie Mae, Inc.; Rabobank, N.A.; Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

2015 Inst. Cons. Serv. M 2015 Creditors and UDAAP: Structure and Standards Thomas Pahl Office of Regulations – CFPB

Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Institute2014 Inst. Tax Contr. A 2014 Effective Use Of Courtroom Technology Judge Francis M. Allegra;

Prof. Frederic I. Lederer; Jean A. Pawlow; Grover Hartt, III

U.S. Court of Federal Claims; William & Mary Law School; McDermott Will & Emery; Tax Division, U.S. Department of Justice

2014 Inst. Tax Contr. D 2014 DOJ Criminal Roundtable Department of Justice Department of Justice

2014 Inst. Tax Contr. F 2014 Criminal Tax Developments, FY 2015 Office of Division Counsel/Associate Chief Counsel

Internal Revenue Service

2016 Inst. Tax Contr. B 2016 Civil Tax Litigation Frank Agostino; Hon. Tamara W. Ashford; Hon. Marvin J. Garbis; Hon. Juan F. Vasquez; A. Lavar Taylor

Agostino & Associates, P.C.; U.S. Tax Court; U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland; U.S. Tax Court; Law Offices of A. Lavar Taylor LLP

False Claims Act and Qui Tam Trial Institute2014 Inst. Qui Tam G 2014 DoD Suspension and Debarment: Protecting the

Government and Promoting Contractor ResponsibilityRodney A. Grandon Deputy General Counsel (Contractor Responsibility),

Department of the Air Force

2016 Inst. Qui Tam M 2016 Keynote Luncheon Speaker Sally Quillian Yates Deputy Attorney General


Health Care Fraud Institute2013 Inst. Health Care B 2013 Foundations Of And Ethical Considerations In White

Collar PracticeDepartment of Justice Department of Justice

2013 Inst. Health Care C 2013 Government Enforcement Department of Justice Department of Justice

2014 Inst. Health Care A 2014 Introduction to Fraud and Compliance for Industry Groups - Providers (Hospitals and Physicians)

Dept. of Health and Human Services


2014 Inst. Health Care B 2014 Introduction to Fraud and Compliance for Industry Groups - Providers (Pharmaceutical and Medical Device)



International Regulation Institute2014 Inst. Intl. Reg. A 2014 FCPA, Economic Sanctions, and Export Controls

American Bar AssociationHon. Eric L. Hirschhorn Under Secretary for Industry and Security U.S.

Department of Commerce

Securities Fraud Institute2014 Inst. Sec. Fraud F 2014 Keynote Address at Compliance Week 2014 Andrew Ceresney Director of the Division of Enforcement, Securities and

Exchange Commission

2015 Inst. Sec. Fraud E 2015 Automated Detection in Securities Enforcement: Anticipating and Adapting to Emerging Accounting Fraud Enforcement Strategies

Scott W. Bauguess SEC Deputy Chief Economist

White Collar Crime Institute2016 Inst. White Col. M 2016 Lawrence Barcella, Jr. Memorial Address Hon. Sally Q. Yates Deputy Attorney General of the United States


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