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The Complete Issue ARTICLES THE IMPORTANCE OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ERIC BIBER ON PRESIDENTS, AGENCIES, AND THE STEM CELLS BETWEEN THEM: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF PRESIDENT BUSH’S AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S POLICY ON THE FUNDING OF RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS YANIV HELED THE FTC, THE UNFAIRNESS DOCTRINE, AND DATA SECURITY BREACH…

Table of Content The Complete Issue ARTICLES Statutory Interpretation or Public Administration: How Chevron Misconceives the Function of Agencies and Why It Matters Elizabeth V. Foote Chevron’s Demise: A Survey of Chevron from Infancy to Senescence Linda Jellum The Emerging Outlines of a Revised Chevron Doctrine: Congressional Intent, Judicial Judgment, and Administrative Autonomy Daniel J. Gifford THE THIRD ANNUAL DISTINGUISHED…

Table of Content The Complete Issue ARTICLE Putting the Immigration Rule of Lenity in its Proper Place: A Tool of Last Resort After Chevron David S. Rubenstein SYMPOSIUM Foreword Michael L. Culotta & Aimee J. Frederickson Keynote Address Asa Hutchinson When the Deluge Hits and You Never Saw the Storm: Asylum Overload and the Second…

Table of Content The Complete Issue ARTICLES The Incompatibility Principle Harold H. Bruff Beyond Playing “Banker”: The Role of the Regulatory Agency in Emissions Trading Lesley K. McAllister Restricted Communications at the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Roland M. Frye, Jr. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OCC Interprets the National Bank Act to Permit Banks to Own Hotels…

Table of Content The Complete Issue ARTICLES The Emphasis on the Presidency in U.S. Public Law: An Essay Critiquing Thomas O. Sargentich The Myth of “Privatization” Chris Sagers Administrative Agencies Are Just Like Legislatures and Courts—Except When They’re Not Alan B. Morrison Pandemic Influenza: Ethics, Law, and the Public’s Health Lawrence O. Gostin & Benjamin…