ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: Cases and Materials earned the respect of instructors and students by supplementing the traditional emphasis on legal doctrine with a systematic understanding of how administrative agencies behave, along with an appreciation of both judicial and non-judicial controls. A number of special features make this book a standout: the book focuses on fewer agencies to help your students go into more depth on the background of cases including processes within agencies. the new edition features expanded coverage of Chevron's progeny, including 2 new recent Supreme Court cases applying Chevron. Cass, Diver, and Beerman's casebook is the only Administrative Law casebook to include a new case on Negotiated Rule Making. Readers will find new and revised material on Informal Processes, Informal Adjudication, Exemptions from Section 553, and related matters. New and revised coverage also includes: citizen suits; the new communications act; and municipal liability. There is a new case on statutory hearing rights. A thoroughly revised and updated Teacher's Manual completes the perfect learning and teaching package. Join your many colleagues who have found that ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: Cases and Materials serves as the cornerstone of an engaging and efficient course. Be sure to review the Third Edition before you select materials for your next class.