Administrative Law

Administrative law includes legislation, common law principles and rulings of administrative bodies. The last century has seen an increase in the delegation by government to specialist administrative bodies to regulate and administer various public activities. Two Canadian examples of such administrative bodies include the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and the Ontario Human Rights Commission.

Canada

This page offers syllabi, readings lists, and links to Canadian law schools that have on-line course materials on administrative law. Jurist also has law school course pages on administrative law from other countries, including the United States.
Date Last Visited: December 5, 2008.

United States

This site is described as being designed to "facilitate the exchange of information about federal and state administrative law among legislators, lawyers, hearing officers, judges, and citizens" and contains links to federal and state Administrative Procedure Acts (APA), reform proposals, and organizational and other resources.
Date Last Visited: December 5, 2008.

This page contains administrative law resources dealing with the laws and legal principles governing the administration and regulation of U.S. government agencies (both federal and state).
Date Last Visited: December 5, 2008.

Internet Directories

Provides comprehensive legal links pertaining to administrative law.
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Contains a comprehensive list of resources, forums and sites pertaining to administrative law.
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Provides links to the rules and regulations of administrative law in the United States. In addition, contains links to other relevant federal statutes, regulations, court decisions, and agencies.
Date Last Visited: December 5, 2008.

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