There is a crisis in administrative law.'The elusive promise of individual hearings for
deserving claimants has pushed caseloads to the breaking point, producing significant …

Federal administrative agencies adjudicate huge numbers of cases. Administrative law
judges (ALJs) working for the Social Security Administration (SSA)," probably the largest …

Federal agencies in the United States hear almost twice as many cases each year as all the
federal courts. But agencies routinely avoid using tools that courts rely on to efficiently …

INTRODUCTION 2011 witnessed a number of blockbuster developments in the world of
class action litigation. The Supreme Court's opinion in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes'-the …

In the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, major administration initiatives on
immigration, transgender rights, and employee pay met their end at the hands of federal …

The class-action device, still unique in its degree of prevalence in American civil litigation, 2
has begun to spread-some would no doubt say metastasize 3-beyond the United States …

IMMIGRATION Page 1 RESPONDING TO THE "LITIGATION EXPLOSION": THE PLAIN
MEANING OF EXECUTIVE BRANCH PRIMACY OVER IMMIGRATION KEVIN R. JOHNSON …

The US Supreme Court recently did a remarkable thing. In 2016, the Court granted certiorari
to review whether the" Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent …

The Attorney General enjoys broad authority to certify to himself and review de novo
decisions of the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). Though sparingly used, the certification …

For decades, the immigration adjudication system has been under relentless attack from
both the left and the right. The left has been concerned with the fairness of the proceedings …