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Call(s) for Papers: "APA Originalism" and "APA Realism"

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By Adam White
| yalejreg.com
In recent years, some of the Court’s most significant decisions have involved interpretations of foundational administrative statutes. Among these statutes are the Administrative Procedure Act, of course, but also the National Environmental Policy Act, and soon the Federal Reserve Act’s “for cause” removal provision. These procedural statutes have profound impacts on government, jurisprudence, and ultimately on everyday American life.
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Congress, Faithful Execution, and Judge Silberman's Constitutional Honor

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By Adam White
| yalejreg.com
“When was the last time you heard of any government or ex-government official being described as dishonorable?” The late Judge Laurence Silberman posed that question fifteen years ago, in a speech titled, simply, “On Honor.” Before an audience of law students, he reflected on the decline of “honor” as a guiding principle in our understanding of public service. I’ve always admired Silberman’s argument.
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Don’t Repackage Court-Packing | Opinion

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By Adam White
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 28: Demonstrators rally in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on June 28, 2024 in Washington, DC. In a series of 6-3 rulings -- with the court’s conservative bloc in lock-step -- justices upheld Oregon’s law preventing homeless people from sleeping and camping outside, reduced the power of federal agencies to interpret ambiguous statutes and ruled that prosecutors overstepped when charging members of the January 6, 2021 mob that attacked the U.S. Capitol with obstruction.
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