LAW 7251: Public Institutions/Admin Law at School of Law
3 credits · Fall 2026
Public Institutions/Admin Law (LAW 7251) at School of Law has 1 way to take it in Fall 2026. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.
The professor is: Willem Bloom / Wendy Moncayo / Quacey Lawson-Chester / Nazia Hanif / Paul Cabrera Chaunay.
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About this course
This course offers an overview of administrative law, the legal rules and procedures that govern administrative agencies. The course will cover the creation and functions of federal and state administrative agencies, their rulemaking, adjudicatory and policymaking functions, executive and legislative oversight and judicial review of agency actions. Depending on the instructor, students may study this material through the lens of a particular field of regulation, such as environmental law, education law or public benefits law. This course satisfies the CUNY School of Law's administrative law graduation requirement.
Professors for LAW 7251 at School of Law, Fall 2026
- Willem Bloom / Wendy Moncayo / Quacey Lawson-Chester / Nazia Hanif / Paul Cabrera ChaunayNo ratings found
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