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For those who follow administrative law developments, the bi-annual @acusgov plenary is now in session -- considering recommendations on agency investigative procedures; consultation with state, local, and tribal governments; and public participation in agency adjudications.
The ACUS #83rdPlenarySession has been called to order by presiding member Ron Cass. Tune in now for Opening Remarks.
🔗 Join our livestream here: buff.ly/dUEW2Lm
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Congratulations to Professor Kevin M. Stack on being appointed as a Senior Fellow by @acusgov! 🎉 His expertise and distinguished scholarship in administrative law make him a fantastic addition to this important body.
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WATCH: Profs. @adityabamzai and John Duffy discuss #SCOTUS’ ruling on the Administrative Procedure Act in Corner Post v. Federal Reserve. @acusgov youtube.com/live/3QbkhaZEqlY…
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White House Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable Issues Report to the President justice.gov/opa/pr/white-hou…
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The @acusgov has adopted automated legal guidance recommendations based on a report by #UCILaw Professor @JoshuaDBlank and @unc_law Professor @LeighOsofsky. Congratulations! law.uci.edu/news/press-relea…
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Reminder that Disclosure of Agency Legal Materials comments are due by July 18. More info here buff.ly/3wWvVaj
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This report by @BridgetDooling and @raugpott for @acusgov sheds light on the ways that federal agencies use contractors to support the rulemaking process.
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ICYMI: We joined @ACUSgov this week in hosting an insightful forum on the Senate #confirmation process for Executive branch #leadership positions. Two expert panels discussed problems & potential #reforms to the process - and you can still catch it at youtu.be/xZezJKTd0sI!
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In our series “Creating an Administrative System for All,” @acusgov’s Matthew Lee Weiner suggests that new rules on administrative rulemaking could make the process more accessible for underserved communities. regrev.us/3hSNSzi
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This week's most clicked @FedRegister entry is a notice that @acusgov adopted five recommendations at its most recent Plenary Session.
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I'm really glad that @acusgov has tackled this important study and recommendation, which builds on Cary Coglianese (@TheRegReview)'s important prior ACUS study, from which ACUS recommended that operative agency guidance documents be publicly available.
The @ACUSgov assembly is considering Proposed Recommendation: Public Availability of Inoperative Agency Guidance Documents. Background materials can be found here: buff.ly/3DVYPZz
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New website by @acusgov offers government officials, staff, researchers, and the public a valuable resource: a comprehensive portal to the Conference's important work on public participation in various administrative processes. acus.gov/public-participatio…
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What comes next for agencies who want to enhance public input in agency rulemaking? See my latest about @ACUSgov for @Yalejreg:
yalejreg.com/nc/forum-on-pub…
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Capping our series on improving administrative governance, Jeremy Graboyes of @acusgov discusses how new technologies have changed adjudicative proceedings over time. regrev.us/3ol2t9k
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The 2021 Mary C. Lawton Award for Outstanding Government Service is presented to @acusgov Executive Director Matthew Lee Wiener.
Matt has led ACUS for years through much change, during which ACUS has done such important work to improve the administrative state. Congrats Matt!
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A new ACUS recommendation “offers agencies best practices for processing and storing mass, computer-generated, and falsely attributed comments,” explains @DaniSchulkin of @ACUSgov. regrev.us/3D9gVI1
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Capping our series on improving administrative governance, Jeremy Graboyes of @acusgov discusses how new technologies have changed adjudicative proceedings over time. regrev.us/3ol2t9k
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"The draft report for @acusgov by Professor @JesseMCross is one of the most in-depth treatments of the procedural issues related to federal agency and congressional staff implementation of the CRA’s requirements." @PerezDRPerez
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Periodic reviews work best to improve regulation and policy analysis when agencies have an ongoing process for monitoring, learning, and updating information, argue Lori S. Bennar and Jonathan B. Wiener of Duke University. regrev.us/3D0aHd4
















