Obamacare and Federalism’s Tug of War Within
A theory of “balanced federalism” may advance the federalism debate over health care reform.
What is it Like to be a Regulatory Practitioner?
Regulatory law gives you an appreciation of how the world works.
Working with Regulatory Agencies
Understanding that policy-making is ultimately idea-driven leads to solutions for regulatory problems.
Understanding the Regulatory Process
Regulation is a rewarding, intellectually challenging field of law.
Reconciling Brown v. Gardner and Chevron
How to fix a statutory interpretation anomaly arising in veterans’ law cases.
Valuing the Rear-view Camera Rule
NHTSA’s analysis cannot support its conclusion that the benefits justify the costs.
Time to Discard the Precautionary Principle at the CPSC
Upcoming phthalate regulations give CPSC an opportunity to reexamine its risk exposure policies.
A Missed Opportunity: The Ostrich Approach to Indoor Radon Exposure
Small, proactive steps could prevent thousands of radon-related deaths.
In Search of Slowness
Systematic empirical research casts into doubt claims that rulemaking procedures have slowed down the regulatory process.
Will Obama be Damaged by New Administrative Scandals?
Recent scandals will likely reinforce existing predispositions more than move the political needle.
A Confluence of Concerns with the Accumulation of Regulatory Regimens
Requiring agencies to consider the cumulative costs of their regulation has its own cumulative costs.
The Justices and the Individual Mandate
Justice Kennedy again appears to be the decisive swing voter.