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The area of administrative law consists of rules, regulations, orders, licenses, advisory opinions, and decisions that are promulgated by agencies. Congress may delegate to an agency the authority to formulate rules and regulations through a statute, or the President may do so through an executive order. Like statutes and judicial opinions, rules and regulations promulgated by agencies have the force of law. In format and operation, regulations resemble statutes (which are the laws passed by Congress).
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Books at Honnold
Need an introduction to Administrative Law? These books will give you an overview of the topic.
Call Number: KF5402 .C37 2009
ISBN: 0872899349
Publication Date: 2009
Call Number: KF5402.Z9 G4 1997
ISBN: 0314066837
Publication Date: 1997
Research Guides
- A Research Guide to the Federal Register and the Code of Federal Regulations
Compiled by the Law Librarians' Society of Washington, DC this guide contains a lot of good information on the history of the publications. - Federal Register Tutorial From the National Archives and Records Administration.
- Law Library of Congress's Administrative Law Guide Covers presidential, executive branch, and agency-specific material (but note that some of the information is specific to the Library itself).
- Tracking Current Federal Legislation and Regulations: A Guide to Basic Sources By the Congressional Research Service, it describes official and commercial sources and services.
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