Rendering to Caesar: a response to Professor O'Reilly

Article Abstract:

The author responds to an article by James O'Reilly, which contends that the veterans benefits appeals system takes too long to resolve appeals. The author proposes replacing the VA appeals structure with the one used for Social Security Administration benefits appeals. He also advocates the use of deadlines for resolving veterans benefits appeals.

Criticism and interpretation, Retirement benefits, Military pensions, O'Reilly, James

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Expediting the drug approval process: an analysis of the FDA Modernization Act of 1997

Article Abstract:

The author discusses and evaluates FDA drug approval procedures under the FDA Modernization Act of 1997 which includes provisions enabling the agency to expedite standard procedures in specific types of cases.

Evaluation, Practice, Administrative procedure, United States. Food and Drug Administration, Drug approval

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