Whither Goeth the Administrative State in the Time of
Trump?
05:30 pm at Ernst & Young LLP 5 Times Square
New York, NY 10036
On March 22, 2017, the Inn will present a program exploring the
Deconstruction of the Administrative State, to use a phrase coined
by Steve Bannon to describe one objective of the Trump
Administration. The modern administrative state has been with us
since the New Deal, and has if anything become more robust and
important in American life since then. Are we now in for a change
in direction, and a radical reconsideration of its constitutional
foundations? And how would the appointment of Judge Gorsuch affect
any of this? Throughout the program we will be posing the legal
questions raised by all this to you for your ever-thoughtful
answers and comments. Come and participate.
Program Materials:
Gutierrez-Brizuela
v. Lynch, 834 F.3d 1142 (2016)
De Niz Robles
v Lynch, 803 F.3d 1165 (2015)
1-27-17
Executive Order 13769
3-06-17
Executive Order 13780
3-15-17
Hawaii v Trump, Order Granting Motion for Temporary Restraining
Order
9th Cir. Order, 2-09-17, Wash. Minn. v Trump
9th Cir. Order, 3-15-17, Wash. Minn. v Trump
Adrian Vermeule, Book Review of Phillip Hamburger - Admin. law
(2015)
Executive Orders - Issuance, Modification and Revocation
NY Times Article regarding Bannon comments at CPAC
(2-24-17)
The
American Presidency Project
Press release re Pruitt speech to EPA (2-21-17)
Wash Times - Pruitt moves to narrow EPA agenda (3-9-17)
Scalia, Judicial Deference (Duke Law Review 1989)
Philip Hamburger, History and Danger of Admin Law