On May 20–21, ACUS Attorney Advisors Reeve T. Bull and Amber Williams participated in a conference convening regulatory experts from both the United States and China to discuss administrative licensing reform.
The following guest post from Department of Commerce Attorney…
On July 31, Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS), joined by Senators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Jon Tester (D-MT), introduced…
This is a guest post authored by Charles Tyler and E. Donald Elliott. Mr. Elliott is a Senior Fellow of the Administrative…
ACUS's interns have the opportunity to participate in diverse and meaningful research projects, as well as take advantage of what D.C. uniquely has to offer. The experience of our summer 2014 interns was no different. Here are their reflections on the summer:
"My time as a…
The Administrative Conference’s initiative to engage the public and private sectors in implementing OMB’s Open Government Directive is yielding new tools to enhance informed public participation…
WHOA! ACUS is 50? That’s not possible. It seems like just a few years ago when I went to my first Plenary Session, and ACUS was just in its late teens then. I remember being a bit…
This collection of written materials is offered to satisfy Continuing Legal Education requirements in states such as New York or Virginia. With the exception of prior Administrative Conference recommendations, the views expressed in the written materials are those of the individual authors…
My engagement with administrative law and ACUS began early, when I was a student at the University of Chicago Law School in the early 1970s. I had been a political science major in…
