| Administrative Law Review 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A choice between irreparable harm and Occupational Safety and Health Act penalties.(Case Note) | Law | Buchman, Barry I. |
| Administrative law cases during 1996. | Law | Schwartz, Bernard |
| Administrative law in the 21st century.(Symposium: The Future of the American Administrative Process) | Law | Popper, Andrew F. |
| A legislative challenge between private landowners and the Endangered Species Act.(Case Note) | Law | Goldsmith, Rebecca L. |
| Analyzing government regulation. | Law | Shapiro, Sidney A., Tomain, Joseph P. |
| Another broken promise to the United States Indians.(Case Note) | Law | Roff, Jessica |
| Congressional review of agency regulations.(Regulatory Reform & the 104th Congress) | Law | Strauss, Peter L., Cohen, Daniel |
| Congress paralyzes section 925(c) of the Gun Control Act.(Case Note) | Law | Wen, Brendon Y. |
| "Continuous" regulatory reform at the Federal Trade Commission.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Baker, Jonathan B. |
| Dynamic interpretation or administrative repeal?: the SEC's promulgation of Rule 58 to deregulate the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. | Law | Hunt, Sean R. |
| Empowering the provider: a better way to resolve medicare hospital payment disputes. | Law | Bernard, Phyllis E. |
| Encryption, justiciability, and the First Amendment.(Case Note) | Law | Movius, David T. |
| Expanding the zone, tilting the field: zone of interests and Article III standing analysis after Bennett v. Spear. | Law | Buzbee, William W. |
| Federal administrative law judges: the relevance of past choices to future decisions. | Law | Gifford, Daniel J. |
| Interest groups, judicial review, and the origins of broadcast regulation. | Law | Shipan, Charles R. |
| Judicial review in the time of cholera. (response to Richard J. Pierce, Jr., Administrative Law Review, vol. 49, p. 61, 1997) | Law | Wald, Patricia M. |
| Judicial review of agency actions in a period of diminishing agency resources. | Law | Pierce, Richard J., Jr. |
| Launching trademark law into cyberspace: should the domain name system be federalized? | Law | Green, Shuli L. |
| Merger remedies.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Cary, George S., Bruno, Marian R. |
| Non-judicial checks on agency actions.(Symposium: The Future of the American Administrative Process) | Law | Aleinikoff, T. Alexander |
| Paperwork redux: the (stronger) Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.(Regulatory Reform & the 104th Congress) | Law | Lubbers, Jeffrey S. |
| Patrolling the red light district of the information superhighway. | Law | Davidi, A. Nati |
| Punishment versus cooperation in regulatory enforcement: a case study of OSHA. | Law | Shapiro, Sidney A., Rabinowitz, Randy S. |
| Reforming the Sunshine Act.(includes report by the Special Committee to Review the Government in the Sunshine Act) | Law | May, Randolph |
| Reform of the new drug approval process. | Law | VanHuysen, Michael P. |
| Substantive reform, judicial review, and agency resources: OSHA as a case study. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) (response to Richard J. Pierce, Jr., Administrative Law Review, vol. 49, p. 61, 1997) | Law | Shapiro, Sidney A. |
| Technology and competition come to telecommunications: re-examining exemptions to the Federal Trade Commission Act.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Cooper, Scott |
| The 1996 revised Florida Administrative Procedure Act: a rulemaking revolution or counter revolution? | Law | Rossi, Jim |
| The administrative law agenda for the next decade.(Symposium: The Future of the American Administrative Process) | Law | Lubbers, Jeffrey S. |
| The "Chief Executive" and the quiet constitutional revolution.(Symposium: The Future of the American Administrative Process) | Law | Farina, Cynthia R. |
| The critique of active judicial review of administrative agencies: a reevaluation. (response to Richard J. Pierce, Jr., Administrative Law Review, vol. 49, p. 61, 1997) | Law | Sargentich, Thomas O. |
| The FDA's struggle to regulate tobacco. | Law | Costello, Jennifer |
| The merger review process at the Federal Trade Commission: administrative efficiency and the rule of law.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Kolasky, William J., Jr., Lowe, James W. |
| The political roots of the judicial dilemma. (response to Richard J. Pierce, Jr., Administrative Law Review, vol. 49, p. 61, 1997) | Law | Melnick, R. Shep |
| The quality of appointments and the capability of the Federal Trade Commission.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Kovacic, William E. |
| The reasons for and ramifications of eliminating "true doubt."(Case Note) | Law | Courtney, Rachel |
| The Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act.(Regulatory Reform & the 104th Congress) | Law | Sargentich, Thomas O. |
| The Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995.(Regulatory Reform & the 104th Congress) | Law | Troy, Daniel E. |
| The unpopular disabled: drug addicts and alcoholics lose benefits. | Law | Fiocco, Nicole |
| Through the looking glass: a perspective on regulatory reform at the Federal Trade Commission.(Federal Agency Focus: Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Parnes, Lydia B., Jennings, Carol J. |
| To preserve meaningful judicial review.(Symposium: The Future of the American Administrative Process) | Law | Funk, William F. |
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