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Administrative Law Challenges and Appeals, and Perspectives on Judicial Deference
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Administrative Law Challenges and Appeals, and Perspectives on Judicial Deference
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Session 1: Administrative Law Challenges and Appeals - A look at common issues raised in challenging administrative orders (Texas and federal), focusing on finality, sovereign immunity, standards of review, deference, and appealing your appeal.
Session 2: Changing Perspectives on Judicial Deference - Judicial deference to administrative agency interpretations has recently been the subject to much discussion and debate – including at the highest levels. Explore the changing perspective on judicial deference, and where those changes may take us.
Session 2: Changing Perspectives on Judicial Deference - Judicial deference to administrative agency interpretations has recently been the subject to much discussion and debate – including at the highest levels. Explore the changing perspective on judicial deference, and where those changes may take us.
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Administrative Law Challenges and Appeals (Sep 2019)
Linda B. Secord, Adam Sencenbaugh, Colleen M. Sullivan
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Administrative Law Challenges and Appeals (Sep 2019)
A look at common issues raised in challenging administrative orders (Texas and federal), focusing on finality, sovereign immunity, standards of review, deference, and appealing your appeal.
Originally presented: Aug 2019 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Linda B. Secord,
Office of the Attorney General - Austin, TX
Adam Sencenbaugh,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Austin, TX
Colleen M. Sullivan,
Third Court of Appeals - Austin, TX
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Changing Perspectives on Judicial Deference (Sep 2019)
Craig R. Bennett
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Changing Perspectives on Judicial Deference (Sep 2019)
Judicial deference to administrative agency interpretations has recently been the subject to much discussion and debate – including at the highest levels. Explore the changing perspective on judicial deference, and where those changes may take us.
Originally presented: Aug 2019 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Craig R. Bennett,
Enoch Kever PLLC - Austin, TX