The hedge-to-arrive controversy: conflicting outcomes in administrative and judicial proceedings

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The author discuses the regulation of hedge-to-arrive grain futures contracts. Topics include the distinction between forward and future contracts and the determination of the federal courts that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission lacks jurisdiction in HTA cases.

Laws, regulations and rules, Contracts, Hedging (Finance), Grain industry, Powers and duties, United States. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

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Improving public trust and confidence in administrative adjudication: what administrative law practitioners, judges, and academicians can do

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The author discusses the importance of the public's trust in the judiciary. Topics include the difference between the Article III judiciary and the administrative hearing process. A number of programs and approaches aimed at improving public trust are covered.

Management, Examiners (Administrative procedure), Administrative law judges

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Overcoming parochialism: state administrative procedure and institutional design

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The author discusses the institutional imperfections of state governments and how these imperfections influence state administrative procedure. Topics include the non-delegation doctrine, rules review procedures of the states, and the central panel.

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