'Formal adjudications' presentation slideshows

Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Judicial Review. Key Questions. When can the court substitute its judgment for the agency's judgment? How much does the court defer to the agency's decision? Why is some level of deference to the agency critical to agency function?. Scope of Judicial Review.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Review of Civil Trials. Article III judges in the federal system What are the protections for these judges? Can they be told what to do? Are the attorneys for the parties independent of the judge? How are ex parte contacts handled? Are Judges supposed to know the subject matter?

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Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications

Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications. Defining an Adjudication. Adjudications are the process used to find facts involving specific identified parties and to make a decision, sometimes state as an order.

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Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Part II. Miller v. AT&T Corp. , 250 F.3d 820 (4th Cir. 2001) . The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) does not define medical treatment The agency finds that visits to the doctor that do not require specific treatment are covered by the act What is the ambiguity?

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Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications

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Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications

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Chapter 3 Introduction to Adjudications

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Judicial Review

Judicial Review. Key Questions. When and why should the courts defer to the agency's decision? What can the court do when it rejects the agency's decision? Federal v. state What is the proper standard of review for agency actions? What is the law versus fact distinction?.

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Introduction to Adjudications

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Part II. Article III Judges Protections Lifetime tenure Cannot reduce salary Cannot fire, only impeach Cannot discipline Why do we have these protections? How are state judges different?. ALJs Civil service protections Can be fired

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Introduction to Adjudications

Introduction to Adjudications. APA Provisions. Formal (APA) Adjudications under the US APA US - 554, et seq. Louisiana Provisions LA - 955, et seq. Formal (APA) v. Informal (Non-APA) Adjudications. What is the language in 554 that triggers a formal adjudication?

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