Administrative Law Review Symposia
The Administrative Law Review sponsors at least one symposium each year and issues a call for scholarship as a way to generate discussion in the field of administrative law. For additional information, contact Sarah Madsen, the Senior Symposium & Communications Editor at alr-sse@wcl.american.edu.
The Future of Administrative Law
The Administrative Law Review’s 2025 Annual Symposium—“The Future of Administrative Law”—will occur on Friday, April 18. Join us at 9:00 a.m. for a series of compelling panel discussions exploring the evolving landscape of administrative law. Our distinguished speakers will examine judicial deference in the wake of Loper Bright, congressional authority in the post-Chevron era, and the significant implications of Jarkesy, and Corner Post. The program concludes with an in-depth analysis of OIRA's transformation from the Clinton Administration to the present day. In addition, Professor Cass R. Sunstein (OIRA Administrator, 2009–2012) and Dean Emeritus Richard L. Revesz (OIRA Administrator, 2023–2025) will provide keynote addresses.
A recording of the event is now available.
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The Administrative Law Review (ISSN 0001-8368) is published quarterly by the student staff members of the Administrative Law Review at American University Washington College of Law and the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice of the American Bar Association.
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