Comments on Administrative Law, Filter Failure, and Information Capture
August 2011
Citation:
41
ELR 10740
Issue
8
Professor Wagner presents a strong and provocative set of arguments on how information overload is creating barriers to public participation, obfuscating the most important information for decisionmaking, and capturing and clogging the administrative rulemaking process. The forest can, indeed, become obscured by the trees when it comes to effective, efficient, and fair administrative agency decisionmaking.
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