Principles of Administrative Law
by Leighton Mcdonald, Kristen Rundle, Emily Hammond
Principles of Administrative Law by Leighton McDonald, Kristen Rundle, and Emily Hammond delivers a thorough examination of key legal principles shaping administrative processes. It addresses the fundamentals of decision-making, accountability, and oversight in government administration, making it an essential resource for law students and professionals navigating complex regulatory environments.
About This Book
Principles of Administrative Law offers an in-depth exploration of the foundational concepts in administrative law, authored by Leighton McDonald, Kristen Rundle, and Emily Hammond.
The book covers essential topics such as the structure of administrative decision-making, judicial review, and the balance of power between government agencies and individuals.
Designed for academic and professional use, it provides clear explanations and analysis to support legal education and practice.
Readers will gain insights into the principles that govern administrative actions and their implications for policy and governance.
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