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Prof. Gary Lawson

Professor Gary Lawson is the Philip S. Beck Professor at Boston University School of Law.

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4m 2s

The Legitimacy of Agency Adjudication:The Most Complicated Question in Constitutional Law

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 37s

Court Deference to Agencies

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 23s

The Facts of the Chevron Case

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 29s

The Judicial Consequences of Chevron

Prof. Gary Lawson

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22m 29s

Are Administrative Agencies a Part of Constitutional Government?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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17m 7s

What Is the Non-Delegation Doctrine and Is It Still Relevant?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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15m 6s

A Judge or Not a Judge? The Agency Adjudication Question

Prof. Gary Lawson

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19m 33s

How Did We Get the Administrative State?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 49s

What Is the Proper Relationship of Congress to Agencies?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 51s

Is There a Legal Difference Between Statutes and Rules?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 38s

When and Why Would Courts Defer to Other Entities?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 17s

Why Is the Chevron Doctrine Still Controversial?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 18s

Is the Question of Deference Only an Administrative Law Issue?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 15s

Chevron: A Gift or A Burden for Lower Courts?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 18s

Who Can Properly Be Called a Judge?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 29s

Agency Adjudication: What Power Is Invested in These Courts?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 56s

John Marshall Defines Non-Delegation Doctrine

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 31s

Non-Delegation Doctrine and the New Deal

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 4s

When Do Regulations Have the Force of Law?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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7m 25s

A Brief History of Administrative Law

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 14s

Can Congress Sub-Delegate Legislative Powers?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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32m 57s

Understanding the Constitution: What Kind of Document Is It?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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33m 19s

The Necessary and Proper Clause as a Guard for Federalism

Prof. Gary Lawson

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27m 26s

How Do We Define the Judicial Power?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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5m 36s

What Kind of Document is the Constitution?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 2s

Why Do We Need a Structural Constitution?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 45s

How Did the Framers View Judicial Power?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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6m 26s

Conflict of Laws and Judicial Review

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 23s

Does Precedent Make Originalist Jurisprudence Impossible?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 35s

Two Ways to Understand Originalism

Prof. Gary Lawson

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3m 59s

Fidelity to the Constitution in the First 150 Years

Prof. Gary Lawson

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4m 3s

The Shift From and Back to the Constitution

Prof. Gary Lawson

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2m 55s

Buckley v. Valeo: A Turning Point in Supreme Court Jurisprudence

Prof. Gary Lawson

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22m 11s

How Is Originalism Defined?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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26m 24s

Originalism as a Reaction to the Administrative State

Prof. Gary Lawson

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34m 2s

Is Originalism a Useful Tool for the Judiciary?

Prof. Gary Lawson

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