Upper Level·T14 #4·Chicago, Illinois

Administrative Law at UChicago Law

Administrative Law examines how federal agencies create rules, adjudicate disputes, and exercise delegated authority. The course covers the Administrative Procedure Act, judicial review of agency action, and the balance between agency expertise and democratic accountability.

Key Topics in Administrative Law

Delegation doctrine
Rulemaking (notice-and-comment, formal, informal)
Adjudication and due process
Judicial review (Chevron, Skidmore, Auer deference)
Major questions doctrine
Arbitrary and capricious review
Exhaustion of administrative remedies
Standing in administrative proceedings
Agency enforcement and sanctions
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

Key Questions in Administrative Law

Did the agency follow proper APA procedures?

Is the agency's interpretation entitled to Chevron deference?

Was the agency's decision arbitrary and capricious?

Has the plaintiff exhausted administrative remedies?

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