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In the first Essay, @deborahnarcher.bsky.social and Joseph R. Schottenfeld outline the rise and fall of civil rights administration, warning that as the infrastructure of civil rights administration crumbles, we risk losing the state's own capacity to recognize, respond to, and remedy inequality.
In the second Essay, Laura K. Donohue defines and provides an overview of the National Security Administrative State (NSAS), examining the APA’s role in regulating the NSAS and arguing that it is time to take account of the NSAS as an administrative entity.
Volume 78’s final issue—Issue 6—is now live on our website! The Issue’s theme is APA at 80: What’s Next for Administrative Law?
In the third Essay, Mila Sohoni details how Trump v. CASA should not be read, warning that the Trump Administration's rhetoric around the decision improperly frames legitimate judicial deliberation as defiance and threatens to poison intrabranch dialogue within the Article III judiciary