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Important paper!

Andrea Scoseria Katz & Ofra Bloch: The Major Questions Doctrine Meets Trump’s Tariffs: Judicial Principle and Presidential Power in the Balance At one point during oral arguments last November in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump—the case in which the U.S. Supreme Court will pronounce on President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs—Just…

New post @Admin Law Blog: Andrea Katz (WashU) & Ofra Bloch (TAU) on their proposal for reforming the MQD through inspiration from comparative law, & how that reformed doctrine should apply to decide the tariff case now pending before the SCOTUS.

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Alistair Mills: Law and Policy, Policy and Law Administrative policies are at the centre of modern-day administrative decision-making.  Policy documents have such an important co-ordinating and centralising function that some scholars…

Another really interesting post on the newly relaunched Admin Law Blog, this time by Alistair Mills (Cambridge) on the topic of “Law and Policy, Policy and Law." Give it a read! And consider submitting your own work for publication!

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Happening tomorrow—come join us!

We have a very special guest coming here to Tucson soon—can’t wait!

Nicholas R. Bednar: Autocratic Legalism and Civil Service Laws For more than a century, a civil service grounded in expertise and experience has been a defining feature of modern administrative states. A government’s workforce supplies the administrative capac…

1st terrific post for the newly revamped Admin Law Blog:
@nicholasbednar.bsky.social writes on autocratic legalism as expressed in executive control (and manipulation) of civil service laws...
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The Admin Law Blog is relaunching! A happy new year to all of you! We are very pleased to announce that the Admin Law Blog will be relaunching with a new editorial team. The new editorial team members are: Balu G Nair, PhD candidate…

We're excited for the relaunch of the Admin Law Blog under a new editorial team! We have a terrific lineup of posts coming your way in the coming weeks--please follow, share, and consider submitting posts for review (we work quickly). Thanks! adminlawblogorg.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/t...

Look forward to be on a zoom panel on January 19th to discuss the publication of a new and important book by Giacinto della Cananea & Angela Ferrara Zumbini: Administrative Rulemaking and Planning in European Laws. Link to register here: www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/events/europ...

Has US administrative law gone through a process of "Europeanization" ? Conversely, has European administrative law been "Americanized"? In a little paper, just published by the European Central Bank, my coauthor & I try to answer these questions. www.ecb.europa.eu/press/legcon...

Has US administrative law gone through a process of "Europeanization" ? Conversely, has European administrative law been "Americanized"? In a little paper, just published by the European Central Bank, my coauthor & I try to answer these questions. www.ecb.europa.eu/press/legcon...

The recording of the webinar from earlier today on agency independence in global perspective--which was absolutely superb!--is now available: shorturl.at/7VLmi. If you're interested in a copy of the slides some of the panelists used, feel free to reach out! Thx to everyone who made this possible...

Happening in a few hours but you can still register: bit.ly/agencyindependence

This is tomorrow! Come join us! Participation is free but you must register to get the zoom link…

Plz join us for one or both of these interesting webinars--the first one is taking place already next week! For deets, see ads below. @narosenblum.bsky.social @nicholashandler.bsky.social @nicholasbednar.bsky.social @blakeprof.bsky.social @jedshug.bsky.social

Want to also learn about the independence of *central banks* around the world? Join us in another Webinar we've put together--happening 1/20 @ 2pm EST, a day before oral argument in Trump v. Cook. The lineup is really exciting! Register here: bit.ly/central-banks

The Trump v. Slaughter case & the future of agency independence are on your mind? Please join us for a webinar on this issue--discussing the topic from a global perspective. It's on December 29 @ 3pm EST & we have a terrific lineup. Register here: t.co/BQzglJ6NET

Interesting post on an interesting judgment by the UK Supreme Court concerning when a "right to exit" from a religious school is enough to immunize the school against a free exercise claim that its teaching of religion isn't "objective, critical, and pluralistic" lawandreligionuk.com/2025/11/20/r...

Happening tomorrow!

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: SCOTUS, tariffs, and the administrative state: What journalists need to know. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the web... Next week the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in Learning Resources v. Trump, a case central to the fate of President Donald Trump’s wide ranging tariff regime imposed since he took office in J...

I’m doing what will surely be a really interesting webinar on the tariffs case next week 11/3–along with a distinguished economist & a distinguished international relations scholar, & hosted by @journoresource.bsky.social at HKS. Join if you can! Link to register: harvard.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Shanil Wijesinha, Jacinta Dharmananda, Ariella Gordon, Adam Tucker, Bruce Chen & Justice David Goddard

We can't wait to bring it to you soon--and thanks to the many excellent contributors, including those pictured here
Vic Nourse, Mark Mancini, Ross Carter, Intisar Rabb, Dan Meagher, Raeesa Vakil, Kevin Stack, Guzyal Hill, Martin Kelly...

Very belatedly--sharing a pic from the conclusion of a superb workshop (the 1st of its kind!) on comparative statutory interpretation in Sydney, in preparation for the Cambridge Handbook edited by brilliant Lisa Burton-Crawford, Janina Boughey, and a lucky third co-editor...

If you’re around Dublin this Monday, please join us!

How We Wrote About the Administrative Law Revolution While It Was (and Still Is) Occurring Touro University, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center professor Rodger Citron discusses the evolving state of administrative law in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023–24 term, which significantly curtai...

Thanks to Rodger Citron for this enlightening discussion of how he and his colleagues wrote their new “Learning Administrative Law” book drawing on @shalevroisman.bsky.social and mine piece “Pictures of A Revolution” verdict.justia.com/2025/09/08/h...

about amending the U.S. Constitution (including by an Article V Convention). It was a lot of fun! Thanks Professor Ndimurwimo for your time and insights!

My Con Law II class hosted yesterday Professor Leah Ndimurwimo from Mandela U in South Africa & a Fulbright visitor at @uarizonalaw.bsky.social. We talked about the post-apartheid constitution-making process there, considering its own complexities as well as how it might inform ideas...

Call for papers for the best constitutional law conference every year is now out! Please circulate widely & consider sending us your paper/lightning round proposals. Tucson is incredible this time of the year, and we have amazing confirmed commentators already lined up 🌵🌵

Call for papers for the best constitutional law conference every year is now out! Please circulate widely & consider sending us your paper/lightning round proposals. Tucson is incredible this time of the year, and we have amazing confirmed commentators already lined up 🌵🌵

Hope that's helpful to some!

including the debate between managerialism & judicialization of the administrative process, the importance of adjudicator neutrality, & the role of judicial review of adjudication. The movie is available through Kanopy & all research universities, I believe, have a subscription.