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    Studying Administrative Law: A Methodology for, and Report on, New Empirical Research

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    Elliott, E. Donald
    Schuck, Peter
    
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    This article reports on an empirical study of some broad trends in federal administrative law that was recently concluded. Although the complete study is published elsewhere, we also report our findings here for two reasons. First, we hope to broaden the audience for this research, especially among practicing administrative lawyers. We believe that the study provides some important and intriguing new perspectives on a number of issues: the changing style of appellate decisions in administrative law; the evolution of administrative law since the mid- 1960s; the patterns of remands to administrative agencies; and the effects of the Supreme Court's Chevron decision. Second, we wish to call particular attention to the methodology of our study in the hope that other researchers will use it to probe additional questions of interest to administrative lawyers and scholars.
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