Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. The Debate -- 2. Conceptual Framework -- I. Extralegal Legislation -- 3. Proclamations -- 4. Interpretation, Regulation, and Taxation -- 5. Suspending and Dispensing Powers -- 6. Lawful Executive Acts Adjacent to Legislation -- 7. Return to Extralegal Legislation -- II. Extralegal Adjudication -- 8. Prerogative Courts -- 9. Without Judges and Juries -- 10. Inquisitorial Process -- 11. Prerogative Orders and Warrants -- 12. Lawful Executive Acts Adjacent to Adjucation -- 13. Return to Extralegal Adjucation -- 14. Rule through the Law and the Courts of Law -- III. Supralegal Power and Judicial Deference -- 15. Deference -- 16. Return to Deference -- IV. Consolidated Power -- 17. Unspecialized -- 18. Undivided -- 19. Unrepresentative -- 20. Subdelegated -- 21. Unfederal -- V. Absolute Power -- 22. Abolutism -- 23. Necessity -- 24. The German Connection -- 25. Obstacles -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Index of Cases -- General Index.
With a clear yet many-layered argument that draws on history, law, and legal thought,Is Administrative Law Unlawful? reveals administrative law to be not a benign, natural outgrowth of contemporary government but a perniciousand profoundly unlawfulreturn to dangerous pre-constitutional absolutism
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The University of Chicago Press
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