PADM 307: Administrative Law

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the foundational principles of administrative law, focusing on the role and influence of law within the federal and state politico-administrative systems. It covers key components of the Federal and State Administrative Procedure Acts and their implications for policy implementation and public administration. Students will explore legal frameworks governing administrative processes and decision-making, as well as critical issues such as equal opportunity and affirmative action. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of how administrative law shapes governance and policy, preparing them to effectively navigate legal challenges in public administration. Cross-listed: FERM 307/PUB ADM 307. Prerequisite: PUB ADM 221 or CRIM JUS 212 or instructor consent. 307/507