Duke Law Journal

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Introduction: The Debate Over Independent Agencies in Light of Empirical Evidence

Geoffrey P. Miller

215

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Independent Agencies Under Attack: A Skeptical View of the Importance of the Debate

Susan Bartlett Foote

223

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Independent Agencies: Form and Substance in Executive Prerogative

Glen O. Robinson

238

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How Independent Are Independent Regulatory Agencies?

Alan B. Morrison

252

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The Purposes and Limits of Independent Agencies

Paul R. Verkuil

257

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“Political” Influence at the FCC

Richard E. Wiley

280

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Independent Agencies: Government’s Scourge or Salvation?

Aulana L. Peters

286

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A Reflection on the Independence of Independent Agencies

James C. Miller III

297

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Two Problems in Administrative Law: Political Polarity on the District of Columbia Circuit and Judicial Deterrence of Agency Rulemaking

Richard J. Pierce Jr.

300

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Cable Television and the Freedom of Expression

Daniel Brenner

329

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Appropriations Redux: A Critical Look at the Fiscal Year 1988 Continuing Resolution

Neal E. Devins

389

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Life in the Administrative Track: Administrative Adjudication of Claims Against Savings Institution Receiverships

Lawrence G. Baxter

422

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Congressional Delegation of Adjudicatory Power to Federal Agencies and the Right to Trial by Jury

Paul K. Sun Jr.

539

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Developments Under the Freedom of Information Act—1987

Maria H. Benecki

566

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