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Administrative – FCC Public Notice is determined to be unlawful

Where a Public Notice from the Federal Communications Commission’s Media Bureau requires broadcasters to extend the statutory lowest unit charge to political parties and joint fund...

Administrative – VAPA’s standing requirement defined

The Virginia circuit court remanded a case to apply the correct VAPA standing standard, requiring petitioners to show the regulation affects a personal interest. The post Administr...

Supreme Court’s Emergency Move in FCC v. Brown Signals Early-Term Administrative Law Stakes

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a slip opinion on October 14 in FCC v. Brown, No. 26A476, marking one of the Court’s first merits-related actions of the new Term and putting federal...

Supreme Court’s Emergency Move in FCC v. Brown Signals Early-Term Administrative Law Stakes

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a slip opinion on October 14 in FCC v. Brown, No. 26A476, marking one of the Court’s first merits-related actions of the new Term and putting federal...

Administrative – Court rejects attack on appointment and removal of ITC judges

Where plaintiffs argued an International Trade Commission administrative proceeding was unconstitutional, because the administrative law judge was improperly appointed and restrict...

Governors and State Administration

Gubernatorial opposition is a powerful and often necessary component of meaningful state pushback against federal overreach. The post Governors and State Administration appeared fi...

Navigating DOJ and Administrative Subpoenas- Recent Cases and Key Takeaways for Recipients