Separation-of-Powers Police

2870.021 - 2897.108 Daryl Levinson

In one view of the rise and rise of the administrative state, the rise was driven by broad-based political demands for effective governance that could only be provided with more expertise and more ability to act quickly and to revise than could be generated by Congress and then maybe especially Congress in a polarized era. And that's what people still believe about the administrative state.