Richard Levy
3 books
About the Author
Richard Levy is a legal scholar and author whose work illuminates the structure, principles, and practical consequences of administrative law. His writing examines how agencies exercise authority, how legal standards shape agency action, and how courts, institutions, and regulated parties navigate the administrative state. Levy is the author of Administrative Law: Agency Action in Legal Context (University Casebook Series) and Administrative Law: Agency Action in Legal Context, 2d (University Casebook Series), works that support students and readers seeking a clear, rigorous foundation in public law. His scholarship combines doctrinal analysis with close attention to the realities of legal practice and governance.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
rigorous
accessible
