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Loc: Research Guides: Legal Research: A Guide to Administrative Law ArticleLoc: Research Guides: Legal Research: A Guide to Administrative Law Article
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Library of Congress
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9th - 10th
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Loc: Research Guides: Legal Research: A Guide to Administrative Law

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This guide provides a good overview of the role of administrative law in American life, governing "building a bridge to baking a bundt (and everything in between). It includes links to the Federal Register, which is a record of federal administrative laws.

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administrative procedure act, library research guides: legal research: a guide to administrative law, administrative law, federal agencies, federal regulation, regulatory law, rulemaking

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