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Administrative Discretion

Administrative Law and Procedure
The article considers the concept of administrative discretion as the fundamental principle of the activities of state bodies in decision-making. It describes the sphere of application of administrative discretion and its significance. Criteria and limitations for its application are highlighted to clarify the concept, emphasizing the difference ...
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Ethics and Administrative Discretion

Public Administration Review, 1943
During a time when men are risking their lives to defeat the dictators, some of us should be willing to face certain questions about administrative discretion. Despite the growing importance of administrative discretion, it is a subject which is usually approached negatively, i.e., from the standpoint of the lawyer or judge who is interested in the ...
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Narrowing limits of administrative discretion

Peabody Journal of Education, 1980
With the close of the 1978-79 Supreme Court term, college and university administrators once again were reminded of the role of the judiciary in the latitude of campus decision makers. Rulings as diverse as private rights of action under Title IX, physical qualifications for admission under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and affirmative
Richard C. Richardson, Edward Johnson
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Managing Outsourced Administrative Discretion

State and Local Government Review, 2013
An entire body of administrative law exists to guide the administrative discretion of public administrators. Although an increasing share of public services is being outsourced to the private sector, much of administrative law is not applicable to governments’ contracted agents.
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Administrative Discretion

2021
Douglas F. Morgan, Richard T. Green, Craig W. Shinn, Kent S. Robinson, Margaret E. Banyan   +4 more
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Contractual Discretion and Administrative Discretion: A Unified Analysis

Modern Law Review, 2005
While judicial control of discretionary power is at the centre of administrative law, it is a topic which has received little attention in contract. By tracing the development of the relevant case law in administrative law judicial review and in contract, the paper seeks to show how review in both contexts has converged upon a single core technique of ...
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Ethics and Administrative Discretion in a Unified Administration

Administration & Society, 2004
Lack of public trust and confidence in government can have a significant impact on the future of the public service profession. This study brings to the forefront a normative discussion of administrative behavior and the building of trust as perceived fromthe works of the 18th-century political philosopher Edmund Burke. By exploring Burke’s concept of
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Administrative Discretion in Action

2013
This book is about changing the way we do public administration. It is about the wielding of administrative discretion in the implementation of a constitutional power: eminent domain, taking private property for public use. Administrative Discretion in Action: A Narrative of Eminent Domain, emphasizes the normative, constitutional perspective of public
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Reflections on administrative discretion

Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Pravo
The article is a continuation of the discussion started in 2022 in the journal "Siberian Legal Review" and it presents some other considerations on administrative discretion, based on both a wide theoretical and factual material, and on the rich law enforcement experience of the author.
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Anthology of Administrative Discretion

Courier of Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL))
The article analyzes scientific works that had a significant influence on the genesis and evolution of the theory of administrative discretion: “The Spirit of Law” by Charles Montesquieu (1748), “Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution” by Albert Dicey (1885) and “Public Administration and the Public Interest” by E.
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