Vol. 48, Issue 1, 1996January 01, 1996 EDT
The Legislature Tweaks McDonald (Again): The New Restrictions on the Use of “Unadopted Rules” and “Incipient Policies” by Agencies in Florida’s Administrative Procedure Act
The Legislature Tweaks McDonald (Again): The New Restrictions on the Use of “Unadopted Rules” and “Incipient Policies” by Agencies in Florida’s Administrative Procedure Act
Wade L. Hopping, Kent Wetherell,
Articles in Vol. 48, Issue 1, 1996
Vol. 48, Issue 1, 1996
- An Overview of the 1996 Administrative Procedure ActJames P. RheaPatrick L. Imhof
- Third Time's the Charm: Florida Finally Enacts Rulemaking ReformJr., Lawrence E. Sellers
- The Legislature Tweaks McDonald (Again): The New Restrictions on the Use of "Unadopted Rules" and "Incipient Policies" by Agencies in Florida's Administrative Procedure ActWade L. HoppingKent Wetherell
- Reframing the Flat Tax Debate: Three Not-So-Easy Steps for Evaluating Radica Tax Reform ProposalsM. Scotland Morris
- Attorney's Fees: Florida Supreme Court Chooses the "Lodestar"Rina Lyubkin
Wade L. Hopping & Kent Wetherell, The Legislature Tweaks McDonald (Again): The New Restrictions on the Use of “Unadopted Rules” and “Incipient Policies” by Agencies in Florida’s Administrative Procedure Act, 48 Fla. L. Rev. 135 (1996).