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Lexis Nexis Texas Administrative Practice and Procedure
Texas Administrative Practice and Procedure offers valuable guidance on this complex, ever-changing subject. Since the adoption of the Texas Administrative Procedure Act in 1976, legal practitioners have a reliable reference using Texas Administrative Practice and Procedure on all aspects of administrative procedure. This work also presents excellent coverage of substantive and procedural challenges to agency action.
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View a sample of this title using the ReadNow featureRulemaking procedures
Procedural and constitutional challenges during judicial review
Scope of agency adjudicative power
Impact of constitutional procedure due process on agency decision-making
Analysis of what should be considered when preparing a contested case proceeding, properly preserving error for appeal, or refining an appeal.
Texas Administrative Practice and Procedure offers valuable guidance on this complex, ever-changing subject. Since the adoption of the Texas Administrative Procedure Act in 1976, legal practitioners have a reliable reference using Texas Administrative Practice and Procedure on all aspects of administrative procedure. This work also presents excellent coverage of substantive and procedural challenges to agency action.
You'll find expert research on contested cases from any point in the process: prehearing to hearing, post-hearing to judicial review. A one-stop authoritative source offering a wealth of information on:
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Table of contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to Administrative Law
Chapter 2 The Delegation Doctrine and Types of Rules
Chapter 3 Rulemaking Procedures
Chapter 4 The Judicial Scope of Review
Chapter 5 The Statutory Grant of Law Applying Power
Chapter 6 Contested Cases - The Prehearing Process
Chapter 7 The Anatomy of a Contested Case Hearing
Chapter 8 The Post-Hearing Process
Chapter 9 Judicial Review of Contested Case Orders
Chapter 10 Ad Hoc Adjudication or Ad Hoc Rulemaking
Chapter 11 Activating Judicial Review of Agency Contested Case Orders
Chapter 12 Declaratory Judgment Action to Challenge the Validity or Applicability of a Rule
Chapter 13 Administrative Action Not Subject to the APA
Chapter 14 Texas Open Meetings Act
